"Africans Sold Africans into Slavery" and other fairy tales that keep "white" pe Unlisted

Meda ase pa ara for devoting your time, energy, and emotional bandwidth to journey with me through the entire presentation. The fact that you stayed with it across three days speaks volumes about your commitment to truth and to freeing our story from the distortions of neo-aAm.w “history.” Your reflection on the lies and half-truths taught in school versus what the primary sources actually reveal is precisely why this work is indispensable. The erasures, the centering of figures like Wilberforce, and the silencing of Black resistance are all part of the same machinery of isft you named so clearly. I’m deeply honored that the evidence and the live primary texts resonated with you — illuminating what has long been hidden, banned, or distorted. Being M’Blakened is more than just receiving information; it is about reclaiming our agency to tell our own story, on our own terms, grounded firmly in our own sources. Your words affirm that what you experienced is not simply a presentation — it is a step in dismantling the fairy tales of our enemies and restoring the continuum of our truth. Abibitumi! Abibifahodie! BlakPower to you for walking this path with clarity, courage, and conviction.