Amala Ekpunobi

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16,149 appearances 107 recordings 4 series first heard Jun 2022 last heard 5d ago

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Amala Ekpunobi · A White Family Adopted Her. She’s Calling Them Racist. · 13 Sep 2026 podcast

And therefore I am practicing nonviolence. podcast-host

and everything is yoga. podcast-host

This is leftist logic in a nutshell, and it explains so much, I think, of what we've seen in this video. podcast-host

Now to close things out, I truly do wish the best for this woman. podcast-host

I think the best looks like taking a look back and realizing that your adopted family is probably not racist. podcast-host

Now, I don't have all of the context podcast-host

and all of the back and forth to fully come to that conclusion. podcast-host

But she's given me nothing so far to raise any red flags that they are in fact racist bigots or at the very least racially insensitive towards her in her experience. podcast-host

In fact, she has displayed quite a bit of racial insensitivity in this video. podcast-host

I hope she works through the grief that she has associated with being adopted. podcast-host

I hope she works through podcast-host

the inner conflict that it seems like she's created in regard to her family or somebody has created for her by just exploiting her sensitivities essentially somebody or something along the way got a hold of her recognized maybe a particular sensitivity about her skin color and the skin color of her family and decided to exploit that to the furthest extent possible by weaponizing this idea of being pro-black against her against a woman who was raised by a white family podcast-host

You don't have to be whatever pro-black means in 2026. podcast-host

You certainly don't have to fulfill a list of requirements in order to label yourself as pro-black. podcast-host

And I don't know why in the first place you would want to carry such a label. podcast-host

People with healthy mindsets and worldviews podcast-host

don't go through things like this. podcast-host

They don't think like this, which is probably why the first time you're learning about being a black woman in America is in adulthood. podcast-host

Your adopted parents probably raised you with a healthier mindset than the one that you're now being given. podcast-host

And healthy people certainly do not provide ultimatums about racial sensitivity to those adopted parents as a means of going no contact, because that's essentially what's happened here. podcast-host

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