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Oprah moved with her grandmother around age two and when oprahs mother moved north to milwaukee, Wisconsin she planned to move oprah there once she had a job. Oprah stayed with her grandmother on her farm in Mississippi. But when Oprah was six her grandmother became very sick and was sent to her mother in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

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