Oprah Interviews The Exonerated Five | When They See Us | Netflix

Oprah Winfrey sits down with the exonerated men behind When They See Us to discuss the ongoing cycles of racism and injustice in our country, and the need for change.

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Five teens from Harlem become trapped in a nightmare when they're falsely accused of a brutal attack in Central Park. Based on the true story.

[kyngdavid]

*Poor Kory did 14yrs for being a good friend

[ZandeKongo]

Every person in a position of authority who took part in sending them to jail, deserves to be brought to account for their actions.

[cassybonesteel]

I give props to the mother who actually stood up for her son and went off on the lady officer who had all those under age boys in there without a parent👏

[_audioheaven]

"It's painful but it's neccessary." AMEN TO THAT ❤🙏🏽.

[ungodlytaegi]

It is hard for us to watch it,
It is harder to live through it
-Oprah

[blessedtobe]

Korey is so humble. God bless him a walking miracle

[geocyo]

So can Linda Fairstein still be brought up on charges? It's time. Actually she's overdue.

[Ejaalb]

Wait... Oprah has the audacity to even think about interviewing these guys after how her and trump threw them under the bus when it happened smh

[francescapowell]

What’s Oprah’s agenda?

Didn’t she herself call them guilty after having interviewed the CP Jogger?

This woman is way beyond shady.

[AngelequeBowen]

Oprah you ain't SLICK!!! I hope at the beginning of this interview, you apologized to these men for interviewing the jogger n going along with the narratives that they committed this crime. You was right there on the other side of the fence, condemning them 🙄

[rustecohle]

These guys were robbed of their lives...who knows what would’ve happened or how they could’ve contributed positively to society....

[markthompson]

One of the best films I have seen in years. Fantastic acting, direction, editing and photography. I was simply moved by this artistic classic. The inner strength that these men and their families had was just amazing. The inner strength of Korey Wise and the way it was portrayed in the film was so intense, I became a little emotional. I probably would have seriously considered suicide had I been in his position, but this man had the inner strength and conviction to prevail. If I taught modern American History I would include this Brilliant piece of social injustice as mandatory viewing in my classroom.

[mihleezus]

Let's not forget that in the 80's Oprah was convinced that they were

[maabrar]

Officer robbert deserves the applause too! They 5 suffred most korey was unbelieverable when he takes his gf to cooney Island man it made me in tears poor souls everyone will pay their prices in this world and hereafter insha ALLAH

[lucym]

It was so painful and depressing watching that i had to stop. How do some people sleep at night😭😢

[kevinflores]

I’m a grown man and my hearts breaks for Antron. His issues with his father and the consequent incarceration has left him a broken man. I hope he finds the help he deserves and that he is able to gain the strength he needs for himself and his family.

[kayoconey]

Oprah, we won’t forget how you tried to throw MJ’s legacy under the bus.
Anything with your name on it now leaves a sour taste in my mouth

[LetsTalkAboutLaMode]

BUT DID SHE APOLOGIZED FOR SPREADING THE NARRATIVE THAT THEY WERE GUILTY THO ?!?

[joshuabannor]

Didn’t Oprah openly say they were guilty?

[goldenleopard]

Oprah can kick rocks. She is just trying to clean up her image after that Leaving Neverland B.S. of documentary.