Although the first black president, Barack Hussein Obama, has been elected,

despite being popularly identified as black, we should note that President

Obama., and yet a startling percentage of the critiques of Obama

have been based on his race. The most blatant of these was the controversy

over his birth certificate, where the "birther" movement questioned his

citizenship and right to hold office.

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Magdalena Mathis

21 June, 03:33

Although the first black president, Barack Hussein Obama, has been elected,

despite being popularly identified as black, we should note that President

Obama., and yet a startling percentage of the critiques of Obama

have been based on his race. The most blatant of these was the controversy

over his birth certificate, where the "birther" movement questioned his

citizenship and right to hold office.

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Kennedi Mclean · Answer 1

Answer: This movement was known as the "birther movement"

Explanation:

This movement falsely asserted Obama was not qualified to be President of the United States because he was not a natural citizen of the United States of America as required by Article Two of the Constitution.