Winfrey Oprah is the first black woman to receive the award since it was first given out, to DeMille himself, in 1952. During the Golden Globes she gives an important example based on the hidden influence of speaking the truth infact through examples, allusions, and metaphors, she makes an implicit argument that we should speak out.
Even though we might not see a direct impact. In the final paragraph, Winfrey leans heavy on a sunrise metaphor, asking that women maintain hope in a “brighter morning.” This “new day is on the horizon” and when it “finally dawns” then “nobody ever has to say ‘Me too’ again.”
Winfrey never asks listeners directly to have a “Me too” moment. Nevertheless, the argument is quite clear and stronger than any other because in this way it reaches many people that are in front of the television that special night .
Using induction through examples and metaphors, Winfrey invites listeners to risk speaking their truth, even if they can’t see the impact of doing so.
I think that this is a useful and important moment because when we use a method like this, I suppose that context helps a lot and the words will remain impressed in audience’s memory and history.