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WHAT HAVE WE DONE TO OUR CHILDREN | OPRAH WINFREY BEST MOTIVATIONAL SPEECH

#justice, #accountability, #survivors, #innocence, #power, #society, #calltoaction, #truth, #children, #change, #believe, #protection, #justiceforall, WHAT HAVE WE DONE TO OUR CHILDREN | OPRAH WINFREY BEST MOTIVATIONAL SPEECH Description: Watch this powerful speech on the importance of protecting innocence, listening to survivors, and the failure of society to prioritize justice over power. A call to action, emphasizing the ultimate measure of society and the role of influence and accountability. Don’t miss this thought-provoking message that will challenge your perspective on what truly matters. Why watch this video? This speech dives deep into the challenges we face in protecting those who need us most, from the vulnerable children to those who have suffered in silence. It urges viewers to reflect on the role of power, influence, and the need for real justice. Watch as we explore the impact of our actions—or lack thereof—on the future we’re creating for our children. It’s time to take responsibility and act. Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction to the speech 5:10 The failure to protect innocence 10:35 The contrast between words and actions 15:25 The failure to listen and believe survivors 18:50 The prioritization of power over justice 21:40 The power of example 23:54 The call to action and closing remarks 😢 Hashtags: #justice, #accountability, #survivors, #innocence, #power, #society, #calltoaction, #truth, #children, #change, #believe, #protection, #justiceforall, Keywords: justice, accountability, survivors, innocence, society, power, children, protection, change, example, call to action, belief, truth, silence, injustice, responsibility, social change, moral courage, corruption, empowerment, ethical behavior, survivors’ voices, social justice, healing, compassion, leadership, trust, standing up, protecting the vulnerable, support, safety, justice system, consequences, belief in survivors, societal responsibility, moral responsibility,