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14 Nov 2025 · 1 min

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In this excerpt from the Karamo Show, Speaker A recounts growing up in an all‑white household with her mother and sisters, feeling a deep longing for a parent who looks like her. She describes using Facebook to locate her biological father, writing a detailed post, and receiving a response that challenges her belief that he was dead. The responder informs her that the father is actually alive, prompting Speaker A to inform her mother, who remains uncertain about the discovery. Throughout the narrative, Speaker A expresses a sense that something essential was taken from her and asserts a desire to have it returned, culminating in the host’s affirmation that she deserves to have it back.

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I lived in an all-white family. It was just me and my sisters and my mom. And then she was married to my sister's dad. All my life, I just wanted somebody that looked like me. So you joined a Facebook site. Yes. And what happened there? I wrote this long paragraph. I'm looking for my father, his name. And this lady took a couple days, but she got back with me and she was like, "Why are you looking for a gravesite?" I said, "Because he's dead." She said, "No, honey, this man is very much alive." I called my mom and I told her about it and she was like, "I don't know that you found him, Stephanie." But I feel like she took something from me. Yes, yeah. You know, and I want it back. Yeah, of course. You deserve to have it back.