First Ladies of the United States

The First Lady of the United States is the title given to the wife of the President. She often serves as a symbol of American values and culture, taking on various roles including social advocate, public speaker, and hostess at official events. While the position is not formally defined by law, First Ladies typically lead initiatives focusing on issues like education, health, and social causes. Notable First Ladies, such as Eleanor Roosevelt and Michelle Obama, have significantly influenced American society and politics through their advocacy and public service efforts.