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Oprah Winfrey Born                                                                                     29 January 1954

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Oprah Winfrey Born                                                                                     29 January 1954

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Start of 'The Oprah Winfrey Show' (1986)

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Start of 'The Oprah Winfrey Show' (1986)

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Oprah Winfrey's long-running talk show runs the gamut from inspirational stories of ordinary folk to interviews with celebrities and self-help advisers. Widely considered one of the most influential women on television, Winfrey's book club selections and favourite things list can make a product wildly popular.

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Became a philanthropist by starting 'The Oprah Winfrey Foundation' (1987)

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Became a philanthropist by starting 'The Oprah Winfrey Foundation' (1987)

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She foundation provides grants for not-for-profit organisations. Oprah Winfrey uses her personal money to fund the grants, which help projects of special interest to Ms. Winfrey, including education, learning and leadership development.

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Obviously, at this point in society, not everyone was super comfortable with the Homosexual community, but she felt it was a good way to over come the challenge of the audience view's

Oprah talks to West Virginia resident Mike Sisco, a gay man with AIDS who set off a firestorm of fear and rage by swimming in a public pool.

https://www.oprah.com/omagazine/25-oprah-show-episodes-well-never-forget/all#ixzz7Bz5SVtwQ

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In 1992, The Oprah Winfrey Show turned one of its tapings into a controlled social experiment. Jane Elliott had become a well-known educator in the late ’60s because of her famous “blue eyes vs. brown eyes” exercise, and she brought it to Oprah to show audience members how ingrained racism and prejudice can be in our minds.

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The show figured out that if they could announce the book and then give people time to read it, enough of the audience would be engaged that they could forge a conversation around the text. I think one of the rewards or the aims was so people would be more social with others and talk about things other than the things happening in the world.

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The Complete List of All 92 Books in Oprah's Book Club as of 2021 Aug

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She created the world's biggest piggy bank wherein the end she donated 3.5 million dollars for students to attend college I don't think there were a lot of challenges involved however I think that there was a good reward.

One of my happiest days on television was seeing the astonishment on those students' faces when they heard they'd have an opportunity that would forever change their families—proof that what we call small can make an immeasurable difference.

https://www.oprah.com/oprahshow/oprahs-top-20-moments/all#ixzz7CL34FE00

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In September 2004, Winfrey proved she really was the hostess with the mostest when she gave 276 audience members a brand! new! car! to celebrate the premiere of her show’s 19th season. Winfrey screamed and jumped up and down on the stage, shouting: “Everybody gets a car! Everybody gets a car!” then led her audience to the parking lot to see the fleet of cars: a $28,400 fully loaded Pontiac G6, donated by the carmaker. Recipients had been pre-selected because friends had told the show they needed some wheels.

https://www.latimes.com/entertainment/tv/showtracker/la-et-best-oprah-winfrey-tv-show-moments-pictures-photogallery.html

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Here's a look back at some of Oprah Winfrey's most memorable moments on television.

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In 2011, after 25 years, The Oprah Winfrey Show aired its final episode. For fans, it truly was the end of an era — one in which the wildly popular daytime talk series would ultimately be syndicated on over 200 US television stations and in over 100 countries globally.

She felt that it was just time to end the show which was a gamble because she could have kept going with doing show and just make more money and become more famous.

https://www.thelist.com/132629/the-real-reason-oprah-walked-away-from-her-talk-show/#:~:text=In%202011%2C%20after%2025%20years,in%20over%20100%20countries%20globally.

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The Real Reason Oprah Walked Away From Her Talk Show

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In 2011, after 25 years, The Oprah Winfrey Show aired its final episode. So, what happened? It wasn’t as though Winfrey didn’t have a loyal viewer base. Here’s why the queen of daytime TV really decided to walk away from her hit series while still on the top.