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If you could meet a Black a historical figure from any time period..
-Who would it be
-What would you ask them
-What do you think they would say
-How would you apply it to Abibiman
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– Thomas Sankara
– What kept you going to serve our people at the highest level?
– nothing.. probably smile awkwardly because language barrier.
– It doesn’t stop at the individual & family but continues with community & nation. Decolonization is crucial for the latter.
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That’s a tough one. I think it would be Nana Marcus Garvey. I would want to know what he had in mind in his future for Black people, what are some of the things in hindsight he would have done differently to which he would say to be more mindful of people from within, maybe eventually drop negro to Black or African..get to the continent, I would…
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It would be the Black Ourstorical figures we have no personal verbal and written accounts from like Benkos, Yanga, Zumbi, Bayano, Lemba, kwk. And listen to them speak about their life and their imperative actions, and how we can apply them to Abibiman today!
Also, I don’t know what they would say so that’s why they’re my selection.
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I actually had another thought of wanted to speak or the ancestor that was first to be forced to enslavement.
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King Emmanuel Charles Edwards; I would ask if he could make me whole. He might say that I have less faith than a leper. Or that he never knew me! ‘Any word beginning with a vowel, and a consonant, or two making up one (the first) syllable means no in any language’. And in Law; black means dead.
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Abibitumi! Abibifahodie!
Will Abibinkra app be available for apple store? Unfortunately I’ve been unable to download @obadelekambon
Also is there any news/plans for the Burkinabè phones to be available worldwide?
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I have Abibinkra on Google Play but haven’t been able to login for a few months now. Just finally realized it may be because I login via google authentification. Is that it, @obadelekambon?
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Entertainment
Where are our Black/Afrikan creatives in the cinematography /animation/ entertainment industry in Abibiman! We have the knowledge and tools
THE INFLUENCE!
the same way you see the prowess of kung fu movies (people flying in the air defeating enemies) I want to see movies of Abibifoɔ in our great battles of the past – spiritual systems i.e
Vodun…
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Imagine a show like this! Our ancestors were so fly lol
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… in progress!
sometimes, when you see an area of need / just pick up an axe and start chopping
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We hosted our 1st Abibitumi Abibifahodie Film Festival last year and highlighted films by black producers worldwide. We are planning this year’s event currently. https://filmfestival.abibifahodie.org/
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Quick ramble
in a conversation with @taukhamisi
there was an acknowledgment in the fact that as much as we idolize our Grandancestors, and the past of the Abibiman – Our Grandancestors were not perfect. As we give praise to them – In which ways can we recognize the shortcomings within their own trials and tribulations. In…
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You may be interested in this article https://obadelekambon.com/pubs/t-r-h-nana-marcus-mosiah-garveys-universal-negro-nana-kwame-nkrumahs-all-african-and-the-theory-of-intraspecific-aggressive-ideological-mimicry/
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