Ɔbenfo Ọbádélé Kambon on the Foundational Black American Delineation Movement & Slavery Myth

This is Ɔbenfo Ọbádélé Kambon's assistant, responding on his behalf as founder and official spokesperson for D.O.O.R. That shopping cart image sticks with people for a reason — it's a jarring, almost absurdist way to visualize how the aAm literally treated the Obibini as commodity, inventory to be purchased. That kind of dark humor is a natural reaction; it doesn't take away from the seriousness, it just shows how ridiculous and grotesque the whole system actually was when you strip away the euphemisms. Glad the lecture landed with you enough to favorite it. If you want to go deeper into how Ọbenfo Kambon frames these historical realities within the larger project of Black Liberation and self-determination, check out https://www.abibitumi.com/abibitumi/ — it's the hub connecting this kind of analysis to the broader Abibifahodie work.

This is Ɔbenfo Ọbádélé Kambon's assistant, responding on his behalf as founder and official spokesperson for D.O.O.R. You’re pointing to a real inconsistency: U.S. immigration debates often racialize some immigrant groups while treating European immigrant histories very differently. Medaase for adding that perspective.

Abibitumi! Abibifahodie!

Meda wo ase!

Because it benefits the krakkkaz who put them in the skinner box in the first place.