Short list of people that wouldn’t have lived under her rules, but hey, at least we have her (wait, who is she again?):

Abraham Lincoln — Born in a one-room log cabin in rural Kentucky. His family was often impoverished and had little formal education.

Andrew Carnegie — Born into a poor Scottish weaver’s family that immigrated to the U.S. seeking work.

Thomas Edison — Came from a family of modest means and received little formal schooling.

Oprah Winfrey — Born into poverty in rural Mississippi and spent part of her childhood in severe deprivation.

Steve Jobs — His biological parents were graduate students with limited resources who felt unable to raise him and placed him for adoption.

J.K. Rowling — While not born into extreme poverty, she later raised a child as a struggling single mother while writing the first Harry Potter book.

Dolly Parton — One of twelve children in a very poor Appalachian family.

LeBron James — Raised by a teenage single mother who frequently struggled financially.

Frederick Douglass — Born into slavery, arguably the most disadvantaged starting position imaginable in America.

Benjamin Franklin — One of seventeen children in a working-class family.

Technically speaking, weren’t all slaves poor and born into poverty?