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In our opinion, it is about time Oprah Winfrey takes time to interview black women whom have made mistakes.   During her years of success of The Oprah Winfrey Show, it seemed as though she changed and neglected problems within the black community.   Now, of course, this sudden news of her upcoming interview with Shaquan Duley, 30, a South Carolina mother who allegedly murdered her own two boys and drove them both into the river does not surprise us since she has allegedly lost some of her income, according to previous various alleged reports.   If you recall back in the 1980′s Oprah Winfrey seemed to care more about what was going on in the black community and what was negatively effecting African Americans as a whole, but seemed to change during the 1990′s and years later.  Finally, we see she is reaching out to various black issues, she seemed to have left behind before she reached her status as a billionaire.   Regardless of many African Americans preferring diversity in the 21st century, we as black women can never forget those whom have been emotionally troubled.   We can never forget we are black women and many of us, if not all have experienced making wrong choices in life.   As children of God, Shaquan Duley and others whom have made the worst mistakes in their lives need to know, they are yet loved by not only us, but most importantly, God.