Oprah Winfrey

Oprah Winfrey
She was known at the beginning of her life as a "black woman"
But later managed to affect the entire American people and became one of the most famous women in the world, although she lived a difficult life
She spent her childhood cleaning floors and cleaning dishes
She was sexually assaulted by a relative and fled her mother's house without knowing that her daughter was pregnant as a result of rape
Despite all the odds, Oprah went through all that
In 1973, she became a reporter and news anchor after she met a local radio station manager who was looking for part-time employees. She was impressed with her voice and asked her to read the weekend newscasts for $ 100.
Oprah did not finish her education because of the harsh family conditions she was exposed to. After a year of television programs, her company Harpo was founded and donated $ 32 million to defend black issues in America. She also became the first black woman to own a production studio. Establishment of its company.
In 2004, her television show, The Opera Show, became a global show, in 112 countries, with more than 132 million viewers around the world. Oprah was described as one of the most influential personalities of the 20th century, according to The Times. She received the Golden Medal from the National Book Foundation.
Oprah also became the first black lady in the United States to be included in the Forbes list, ranking 427 billionaires with a net worth of $ 1 billion.
An example of a successful woman