Oprah WinfreyCompte certifié

What a day, what a day when @nhannahjones & @colsonwhitehead win @PulitzerPrizes for their outstanding work! I’m this thrilled for them both. #Pulitzerpic.twitter.com/OfRjyHpHC0

We’re doing dinner early so we can watch the ONE World concert with @LadyGaga & @glblctzn at 8 PM EST across all the major networks. I think wine and music makes meal prep so much better. You agree? #TogetherAtHomepic.twitter.com/7vUAdQSm1p

We are in a moment where we need to be lifted and comforted and @IAMJHUD’s voice is one that can do that. Jennifer: Thank you for calming our spirits through your song, “Moan.” Watch my free @appletv special #OprahTalks here: http://apple.co/Oprahtalks pic.twitter.com/vZrBhxtZHZ

.@DrAlethaMaybank founded the first center for health equity for the @AmerMedicalAssn. She seeks to provide underserved populations across the country with resources & access to quality healthcare. Thank you for your work #OprahTalks #COVID19pic.twitter.com/yin5G2IWeY

.@nhannahjones was ahead of the curve in warning us that #COVID19 was going to hit the Black community like a sledgehammer—which is why she started a Twitter thread to make them aware. Thank you for bringing us awareness through your work & social media. #OprahTalkspic.twitter.com/67YqRnZ3Gp

In Milwaukee, Black people account for nearly 70% of the #COVID19 deaths but only make up 26% of the population. Lawrence was the first resident of the city to die of the virus. He lost his battle 3 days after being diagnosed—wth his family unable to be by his side #OprahTalkspic.twitter.com/kBAK2Vcuit

As I spoke to @vanjones68, Cook County Jail in Chicago reported 300+ #COVID19 cases. This is why @REFORM Alliance has gotten inmates medical supplies or had inmates released. Because if we don’t stop the spread of the virus inside it returns outside. #OprahTalkspic.twitter.com/5WPThZ9rIM

Black people in Chicago are dying of #COVID19 at a rate of six times that of white residents. 72% of the city’s deaths are African American yet Black people only make up 30% of the population. These alarming numbers took @chicagosmayor’s breath away—and mine. #OprahTalkspic.twitter.com/fPxep4ffuv

Pastor Marshall Hatch, joined here by his son Marshall Jr., lost his sister & his best friend days apart due to #COVID19. This is A LOT to happen to a person in a week. No funeral, just a brief graveside ceremony with 10 people. No way to share the pain or grief. #OprahTalkspic.twitter.com/FVCzVJxaHO