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05 / THE STORY
This Is Not
Theory.
It Is Lived.
Karama Sadaka’s family entered the Jehovah’s Witness organization after devastating loss. Following his grandmother’s death and the murder of his father, his mother held tightly to the resurrection hope - the promise that their family could one day be whole again.
Karama remained in the organization for 20 years, built a family, and became a ministerial servant. Then one conversation with his uncle caused everything to shift. He began examining what he had been taught and eventually recognized that the organization he had trusted was a high-control group.
When he told his wife, the decision cost him his family. Only months later, he was abandoned during Hurricane Katrina and forced to rebuild his life from nearly nothing.
Through the growing online ex-JW community, Karama discovered that he was not alone and began studying the mind-control methods that had shaped their lives - initially hoping to understand how to reach his own family. As other survivors learned about his experience and skill set, they began hiring him to help them process what happened, reclaim their thinking, and rebuild what came next.
AfroPOMO grew from that journey.