Amala Ekpunobi

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

Amala Ekpunobi’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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

I never said I wasn't grateful, but some of you get off on gaslighting black women.

I am very grateful for the home I grew up in, the food I was fed, the clothes I had on my back.

I am very grateful to have had opportunities to explore hobbies like basketball and piano, but gratitude only takes us so far.

Okay, it's very interesting to just say the pushback that I'm getting, the criticism that I'm getting, some of which is constructive, which you won't even acknowledge, is just coming from white people who are also racist like my family. podcast-host

And this is the mindset that the left gives you. podcast-host

If you're experiencing any pushback, any criticism, if anybody's trying to get in your way or teach you a new perspective, they are doing so to oppress you. podcast-host

So they must be part of the oppressor class. podcast-host

And that's why she's saying that white people make up the 80% of negative comments on her Instagram. podcast-host

And they're all screaming the N-word at her and saying she should be thrown in a dumpster. podcast-host

Please. podcast-host

And let's say that is true. podcast-host

Now you have a fellow biracial woman who is telling you, you have a little bit of room for criticism with what you've said. podcast-host

What do you say to that now? podcast-host

Am I also a white person screaming the N-word and saying you should have been aborted? podcast-host

What do we do when the identity characteristics don't fit the narrative? podcast-host

Gratitude only takes us so far podcast-host

when the N-word is used in conversation with a black child.

Gratitude only means so much when the guardian you know and love looks you dead in the eye when they're angry and prays that you never have children of your own.

Gratitude only takes us so far when, as the only black child in the family, you stop getting birthday cards at a certain age, but every other grandkid in the family gets cards and gifts through adulthood.

Gratitude only takes us so far when the blackness was straightened out of my hair every single week because nobody cared enough to take a moment to research

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