Description

Step into a profound and wide-ranging conversation with Ɔbenfo Ọbádélé Bakari Kambon as he explores language, naming, identity, time, ancestral memory, and the embodied nature of knowledge. In this thought-provoking interview, Ɔbenfo Kambon challenges imposed frameworks and invites listeners to reconsider how Black people understand themselves, their histories, their languages, and their responsibilities to past, present, and future generations.

Moving across TWI, Yorùbá, Wolof, mdw nTr, and other Black language traditions, this discussion examines how names carry destiny, how language shapes worldview, how knowledge lives not only in books but in nature, community, symbol, ritual, and daily practice, and how time itself can be understood through Black intellectual traditions rather than alien frameworks. The conversation also reflects on ancestorhood, character, integrity, and what it means to live in such a way that one’s name endures.

This is more than an interview. It is an intellectual and cultural journey for serious students, scholars, educators, and all those committed to deeper reflection on Black thought, Black identity, and the restoration of indigenous ways of knowing.

Perfect for:
Scholars, students, educators, parents, cultural workers, and anyone interested in language, Black Studies, Kmt-centered thought, decolonizing knowledge, and ancestral wisdom.

Product Details
Duration: 1 hour 16 minutes 19 seconds
Format: Private Video Link
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Language: English
Featuring: Ɔbenfo Ọbádélé Bakari Kambon
Category: Interview / Educational Video

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