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Description
In this interview, Okunini Ọbádélé Kambon goes in on the false narrative that eurasians liberated Kmtyw ‘Black people’ in modern times. Using copious amounts of research, Okunini Kambon shows the abject fear of eurasians in the wake of ceaseless rebellions and uprising as the #1 factor of the Kmtyw ‘Black people’ who liberated ourselves. If you are interested in a major transformative aspect of history that is not often addressed, you must get this video interview. Purchase today and enhance your understanding now!
Duration: 27 minutes, 48 seconds
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AFRON8V –
Various important matters are discussed here from the 13th amendment, vagrancy laws, “worse than slavery”, language identification in Abibiman, Berlin conference, who are “we”? Listen to this talk to learn all this and more.
Agya Bakari Kwadwo –
Very neccesary discussion – as often times when folks toss around the term “Emancipation” the focus is on kind krakkka’s who decided to ‘do the right thing’ as opposed to the reality that it was our warrior Nananom who emancipated themselves and forced krakkka’s into a position where they had to made some changes. Meda mo ase for the discussion!