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Sold into SlaveryIn October 2006, Oprah was reading The New York Times when she saw a picture of a 6-year-old child slave named Mark. For months, she was haunted by the look in Mark's eyes, so Oprah decided to send Oprah Show correspondent Lisa Ling on a 7,000-mile journey to Ghana to find him.
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From The Oprah Winfrey Show A Special Report: The Little Boy Oprah Couldn't Forget
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