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Julia Botero, Christina Djossa, Elyssa Dudley and

Jen Poyant and

Dan Powell and

A predominantly purple-hued illustration of a girl cutting down a tree as two transparent female figures hold their hands on her shoulders. A man holding an apple is on the other side of her.
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Kema Christian-Coates’s childhood was filled with “holiday men,” absentee fathers — including her own — who returned each year around Christmas only to disappear again. Her father’s absence left a hole in her life and the fear that she, like her mother and grandmother, would never find a man she could rely on.

Today, we hear Kema’s story on realizing the power of her mother’s and grandmother’s presence in her life and on finding a lasting partnership.

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