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Kamose Gon Knock You Out – Exclusive ASCAC 2025 Presentation Access
🔥 Presented LIVE on May 2, 2025, at 8:30 PM Eastern Time as part of the 41st Annual ASCAC Conference, this 49-minute and 58-second groundbreaking session by Ɔbenfo Ọbádélé Kambon, Okunini Talawa Adodo, and sbA Bonotchi Montgomery takes Black Power scholarship to another level.
In "Kamose Gon Knock You Out", the presenters decode the twin stelae of sA Ra Kamose—military, political, and ideological declarations of war from classical Kmt ‘The Black Nation/Land of Black People’—and translate them into multiple Black languages: Ebonics, Asante Twi, Yorùbá, and Jamaican Patwa.
This exclusive video covers:
✅ A 5-part conceptual framework of internal/external friends and enemies
✅ Black-to-Black translations rooted in real Afrikan worldviews
✅ Operation Krakkka: calling out traitors, collaborators, and aAmw ‘eurasians’
✅ Cultural context and strategic vision of sA Ra Kamose
✅ Implications for modern Black Power movements (sxm km)
You’ll never look at ancient texts—or Black resistance—the same again.
🎥 Duration: 49 minutes, 58 seconds
🔒 Access: Instant streaming link upon purchase
🗓 Original Broadcast: May 2, 2025 – 8:30 PM ET (41st ASCAC Conference)
Signing mou between Abibitumi and UNIA.
March 9, 2025
11AM GMT
Akuapem Mampong
Live From The UNIA ROC Media HQ
Community Focus
Feb 5, 2025
In this reasoning Dr. Okunini Talawa Adodo, explains what 'bedroom colonialism' is and delves deep into the complexities of interracial relationships, self-hate, social conditioning and more.
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This song contains a lot of Ourstory in the country known as "colombia", a country named after the mzungu criminal Columbus. This song speaks of anti-Afrikan racism our people face there and have faced there since the colonial days of the Spanish bakra. It speaks of Afrikan Freedom Fighters. It speaks of resistance. It speaks of laws and treachery. It speaks of Ayiti. It speaks of our Afrikanity. Our great Afrikanity.
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I wrote this song 'We Got The Power' for my people to always remember the power we have within. This song gave me goosebumps while I was writing it because it even shifted something inside of me. It reminded me I am powerful and I have life, therefore I am worthy of everything life has to offer. For those who have faced discrimination, racism, prejudice, disrespect, judgement, self doubt and a suffer from a lack of self worth. This is for all of the Genocide going on in the world and to shine light on the injustices. It's time to shine light on a world that is getting vibrationally too low. Remember YOU always had the Power within. It's time for a change.
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Cutting Edge 21/08/2014 THIS ONE SWEET. HISTORY
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In Part 2 of Onuora Abuah's epic journey through Mali, sees him navigate the tough Sahel terrain and journey on to Tomboctou.
Whilst there he visits the famous University/Mosque of Sankore and Djinguereber whilst establishing Timbuktu's significance to the empires of Mali and Songhai.
Upon his return to Bamako, Onuora visits the residence of Ivorian Reggae artist Tiken Jah Fakoly.
#Mali #Songhai #Sankore #SonniAli #Samori #Askia #Wagadu #Ghana #Sumunguru #Sundiata #TikenJahFakoly
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Adodo and Kambon pikni lingk-op a JamRock fi Aagos Ivlin!
Description: This presentation looks at the racial politics of Bob Marley in terms of his music and activism. Marley’s song ‘One Love’ is heavily promoted by the Eurasianstream media industry and, consequently, it is often a focal point in common discourse on Bob Marley. The commercialization of ‘One Love’ is thought by many in Pan-Afrikan social circles to be a de-radicalization misrepresentation of Marley’s “radical” Pan-Afrikan music. Considering the fact Marley can be “co-opted” suggests that he was never a Pan-Afrikanist, in the Garveyite sense, and, in fact, facilitated ideological confusion.
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Caridad (BataRumba) · Grupo Afrocuba
Raices Africanas
℗ 2005 Shanachie
Released on: 1998-08-18
Writer: Grupo Afrocuba
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