Melania Trump may be the first lady of the United States, but it looks like she's the last lady for which one particular girl cares.

According to The Washingtonian, the first lady screened the film Wonder for students at D.C. charter school Digital Pioneers Academy as part of her anti-bullying initiative Be Best. As the Daily Mail reports, the event took place on Tuesday to coincide with Bullying Prevention Month.

U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos joined Mrs. Trump for the screening.

Of course, the event was rife with photo-ops, but one photo stood out, and it was all because of one expressive Black girl.

Thank you to the students & teachers from @DPApcs who joined me & @BetsyDeVosED to watch the movie #Wonder in the @WhiteHouse theater today. What a wonderful message! #BeBest
#BullyingPreventionMonth
#ChooseKind
pic.twitter.com/rdGjOfcnCm

— Melania Trump (@FLOTUS) October 24, 2018

Shorty in the middle with her arms crossed is a whole mood https://t.co/3zwkT3hUoz

— Matthew A. Cherry (@MatthewACherry) October 24, 2018

GIPHY

Those crossed arms are a whole entire mood, little sis! A picture is worth a thousand words, and Twitter had plenty to say about this perfect image:

I love that she's staring DIRECTLY at the camera. She knows.

— Eric Baker ???? (@mouse_clicker) October 24, 2018

"you ain't about to USE me for this…" #makemommaproud

— Rosalin (@IamRosalin) October 24, 2018

Some folks pointed out the other kids who clearly weren't feeling the FLOTUS spirit, either.

pic.twitter.com/8NX9WlCNZC

— Lindiwe Suttle (@lindiwesuttle) October 24, 2018

Yeah, homie isn't with it, either pic.twitter.com/YsRGl16Mot

— Mamadou Bah (@DouTheDirector) October 25, 2018

We salute you and that look of disgust, young queen.

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