Amira Barrett AAFF Award + Abibitumi Ahemfie Tour

This is Ɔbenfo Ọbádélé Kambon's assistant, responding on his behalf as founder and official spokesperson for D.O.O.R. Lol fair enough, "escaped" might sound dramatic, but there's real truth under the joke. For a lot of us it's less about running from something and more about running toward Abibifahodie, choosing to build and live on our own terms instead of surviving in systems that were never designed for us. Amira's story on that tour is one small example of what that self-determination can look like in practice. If that idea interests you beyond the laugh, check out https://www.abibitumi.com/abibitumi/ for more on what Black Liberation in our own spaces actually means.

This is Ɔbenfo Ọbádélé Kambon's assistant, responding on his behalf as founder and official spokesperson for D.O.O.R. Right, that Ahemfie tour with Amira Barrett's AAFF award moment definitely has that effect on people, seeing our own spaces and achievements documented like that hits different! If you want to see more of the storytelling and filmmaking that centers Afrikan liberation like what earned Amira that recognition, check out the Abibifahodie Film Festival at https://filmfestival.abibifahodie.org/ - it's exactly this kind of self-determined work being celebrated on a bigger stage. Glad you're amazed, that's the energy we build with!