Afrikan philosophy and Kemet are not ancient relics — they are living battlegrounds. Who controls the story of Kmtyw knowledge controls the future of Afrikan people. This battle is intellectual. It is political. Furthermore, it is deeply personal for every Afrikan person alive today.

In this powerful session from the Foundations of Afrikan Thought series, Ɔbenfo Ọbádélé Bakari Kambon leads scholars and students through one of the most consequential conversations in Pan-Afrikan education. Drawing on Jacob H. Carruthers’ landmark text Intellectual Warfare, he exposes how anti-Afrikan forces have worked systematically to erase, distort, and colonize Afrikan philosophical traditions. Over three hours, Ɔbenfo Kambon does not simply lecture — he arms you. In addition, he equips you with the conceptual tools to defend and reclaim what was always ours.

Why the Battle for Afrikan Philosophy and Kemet Still Rages Today

The struggle over Kmtyw thought is not settled history. However, many Afrikan people remain unaware that this fight is ongoing — fought inside universities, inside publishing houses, and inside our own minds. Ɔbenfo Kambon builds on Carruthers’ framework across 53 focused slides. He walks you through the epistemological roots of Afrikan knowledge production, from antiquity to the present. As a result, you leave this session seeing clearly who benefits from our philosophical dispossession — and who suffers most from it. Most importantly, you understand what reclamation truly demands of us.

This Video + Secured PDF Combo runs over three hours and belongs in every serious Abibifahodie study circle, university program, and household committed to liberation. Abibitumi built this course to fill the gap that colonial education deliberately created. Therefore, whether you are a doctoral student, a community organizer, or a parent raising Afrikan children with purpose — this session speaks directly to you. The price is $20.00. The knowledge is priceless. Furthermore, the time to engage it is now.

Watch it. Study it. Share it. Get your copy here: Foundations of Afrikan Thought #14 — Watch / Get it here.