May 14, 1984 - Michael Jackson is honored at a White House ceremony on the South Lawn for his involvement in the campaign against teenage drunk driving.
Michael contributed proceeds from one of his best-selling records to the campaign and used his popularity to encourage young people to stay away from drugs and alcohol.
In his diary that day, President Ronald Reagan described Michael as “the sensation of the pop music world” and added: “I was surprised at how shy he is.” ❤️
Source: Ronald Reagan, White House Diaries, May 14, 1984.
this look in particular is one of my favorites, it just suits him so well, mike in blue jeans will forever be 🔛🔝 for me but this whole fit gotta be top 3
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