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VIDEO RECORDING! Sunday Seminar Series #7: Ɔbenfo Baba Kamau Kambon on Why Black Folks Still Don’t Get It, 2021/10/03

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VIDEO RECORDING! Sunday Seminar Series #7: Ɔbenfo Baba Kamau Kambon on Why Black Folks Still Don't Get It, 2021/10/03

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Why Black Folks Still Don’t Get IT.

The process of changing your behaviors and outcomes (a formula for living): Understanding the different selves: dewhitenizing (deaamwization), reAfrikanizing (reKemetization).

VIDEO RECORDING! Sunday Seminar Series #7: Ɔbenfo Baba Kamau Kambon on Why Black Folks Still Don’t Get It, 2021/10/03

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