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Our Dream, ‘Black Dreams’ has come into frutition and we are so grateful to announce the premiere at @filmlinc with @africanfilmfest this May 11th! This has been our baby for the last 2 years, growing with us, nourishing us, and showing us our magic. We want to thank the artists who devoted their divine gifts to this project, a love letter to our communities and each other. We hope you love it as much as we do, we hope you enjoy how it blooms and roots into you 🕊
Starring:
@debby.ode
@chiemekaoffor
@theyarekoiking
@thedenisestephanie
@ibi_han
@slimmjimzzz
@ilyclemmie
@igbosisun
Dancers:
@nhyiraasante
@sagesarai
@leragontse
@chachacha_slide
@k4yta
@mikeeelliis
@courtschamblin
@magicn0na
@stagolette
@skyejacksonwilliams
Extras:
@doseofrosie
@zamiya.j.333
@selah.ep
@k4yta
@niyaleighh
@kaic0o
@courtschamblin
@nadiamohara
Directed by: Chiemeka Offor
Written by: Deborah Ode & Chiemeka Offor
Original Score by: @kaic0o @joshdarkwah
Producers: Chiemeka Offor, @jasiahdenise & @guypaulrd
DP: @jah_car_rah & Winona Lu
AD: @marietagbo & Amiel Ralph Djioume
AC: @tali_sanaa_47 & @99kya
Gaffer: @journeenb @nadiamohara @tali_sanaa_47
Sound Mixer: @indiehoodrat & @chanthalore
Production Designers: @11joi77 & Chiemeka Offor
Hair: @divine.laboratory & @kayratheodore
Costume Design: @ifeibraheem @kwekuandohh
Designers: @meadowlandworld @georgia.duisenberg
Makeup: @callme_bonniee , Chiemeka Offor, @sshaniaslays
Nails: @luvmarbles
PA: @iliawayans @jrdnmls
BTS Photographer: @courtschamblin @joshdarkwah @nadiamohara
Edit: Chiemeka Offor
Color: Juliette Ho
Sound Design: @anushallamsetty
Made possible by: @converseallstars @youngarts
Our Dream, ‘Black Dreams’ has come into frutition and we are so grateful to announce the premiere at @filmlinc with @africanfilmfest this May 11th! This has been our baby for the last 2 years, growing with us, nourishing us, and showing us our magic. We want to thank the artists who devoted their divine gifts to this project, a love letter to our communities and each other. We hope you love it as much as we do, we hope you enjoy how it blooms and roots into you 🕊
Starring:
@debby.ode
@chiemekaoffor
@theyarekoiking
@thedenisestephanie
@ibi_han
@slimmjimzzz
@ilyclemmie
@igbosisun
Dancers:
@nhyiraasante
@sagesarai
@leragontse
@chachacha_slide
@k4yta
@mikeeelliis
@courtschamblin
@magicn0na
@stagolette
@skyejacksonwilliams
Extras:
@doseofrosie
@zamiya.j.333
@selah.ep
@k4yta
@niyaleighh
@kaic0o
@courtschamblin
@nadiamohara
Directed by: Chiemeka Offor
Written by: Deborah Ode & Chiemeka Offor
Original Score by: @kaic0o @joshdarkwah
Producers: Chiemeka Offor, @jasiahdenise & @guypaulrd
DP: @jah_car_rah & Winona Lu
AD: @marietagbo & Amiel Ralph Djioume
AC: @tali_sanaa_47 & @99kya
Gaffer: @journeenb @nadiamohara @tali_sanaa_47
Sound Mixer: @indiehoodrat & @chanthalore
Production Designers: @11joi77 & Chiemeka Offor
Hair: @divine.laboratory & @kayratheodore
Costume Design: @ifeibraheem @kwekuandohh
Designers: @meadowlandworld @georgia.duisenberg
Makeup: @callme_bonniee , Chiemeka Offor, @sshaniaslays
Nails: @luvmarbles
PA: @iliawayans @jrdnmls
BTS Photographer: @courtschamblin @joshdarkwah @nadiamohara
Edit: Chiemeka Offor
Color: Juliette Ho
Sound Design: @anushallamsetty
Made possible by: @converseallstars @youngarts
Our Dream, ‘Black Dreams’ has come into frutition and we are so grateful to announce the premiere at @filmlinc with @africanfilmfest this May 11th! This has been our baby for the last 2 years, growing with us, nourishing us, and showing us our magic. We want to thank the artists who devoted their divine gifts to this project, a love letter to our communities and each other. We hope you love it as much as we do, we hope you enjoy how it blooms and roots into you 🕊
Starring:
@debby.ode
@chiemekaoffor
@theyarekoiking
@thedenisestephanie
@ibi_han
@slimmjimzzz
@ilyclemmie
@igbosisun
Dancers:
@nhyiraasante
@sagesarai
@leragontse
@chachacha_slide
@k4yta
@mikeeelliis
@courtschamblin
@magicn0na
@stagolette
@skyejacksonwilliams
Extras:
@doseofrosie
@zamiya.j.333
@selah.ep
@k4yta
@niyaleighh
@kaic0o
@courtschamblin
@nadiamohara
Directed by: Chiemeka Offor
Written by: Deborah Ode & Chiemeka Offor
Original Score by: @kaic0o @joshdarkwah
Producers: Chiemeka Offor, @jasiahdenise & @guypaulrd
DP: @jah_car_rah & Winona Lu
AD: @marietagbo & Amiel Ralph Djioume
AC: @tali_sanaa_47 & @99kya
Gaffer: @journeenb @nadiamohara @tali_sanaa_47
Sound Mixer: @indiehoodrat & @chanthalore
Production Designers: @11joi77 & Chiemeka Offor
Hair: @divine.laboratory & @kayratheodore
Costume Design: @ifeibraheem @kwekuandohh
Designers: @meadowlandworld @georgia.duisenberg
Makeup: @callme_bonniee , Chiemeka Offor, @sshaniaslays
Nails: @luvmarbles
PA: @iliawayans @jrdnmls
BTS Photographer: @courtschamblin @joshdarkwah @nadiamohara
Edit: Chiemeka Offor
Color: Juliette Ho
Sound Design: @anushallamsetty
Made possible by: @converseallstars @youngarts
Our Dream, ‘Black Dreams’ has come into frutition and we are so grateful to announce the premiere at @filmlinc with @africanfilmfest this May 11th! This has been our baby for the last 2 years, growing with us, nourishing us, and showing us our magic. We want to thank the artists who devoted their divine gifts to this project, a love letter to our communities and each other. We hope you love it as much as we do, we hope you enjoy how it blooms and roots into you 🕊
Starring:
@debby.ode
@chiemekaoffor
@theyarekoiking
@thedenisestephanie
@ibi_han
@slimmjimzzz
@ilyclemmie
@igbosisun
Dancers:
@nhyiraasante
@sagesarai
@leragontse
@chachacha_slide
@k4yta
@mikeeelliis
@courtschamblin
@magicn0na
@stagolette
@skyejacksonwilliams
Extras:
@doseofrosie
@zamiya.j.333
@selah.ep
@k4yta
@niyaleighh
@kaic0o
@courtschamblin
@nadiamohara
Directed by: Chiemeka Offor
Written by: Deborah Ode & Chiemeka Offor
Original Score by: @kaic0o @joshdarkwah
Producers: Chiemeka Offor, @jasiahdenise & @guypaulrd
DP: @jah_car_rah & Winona Lu
AD: @marietagbo & Amiel Ralph Djioume
AC: @tali_sanaa_47 & @99kya
Gaffer: @journeenb @nadiamohara @tali_sanaa_47
Sound Mixer: @indiehoodrat & @chanthalore
Production Designers: @11joi77 & Chiemeka Offor
Hair: @divine.laboratory & @kayratheodore
Costume Design: @ifeibraheem @kwekuandohh
Designers: @meadowlandworld @georgia.duisenberg
Makeup: @callme_bonniee , Chiemeka Offor, @sshaniaslays
Nails: @luvmarbles
PA: @iliawayans @jrdnmls
BTS Photographer: @courtschamblin @joshdarkwah @nadiamohara
Edit: Chiemeka Offor
Color: Juliette Ho
Sound Design: @anushallamsetty
Made possible by: @converseallstars @youngarts
For the end of Women’s History Month, I think it’s time to touch on colorism. And it’s effects on society as a whole. (I am aware I spelled woman wrong :) I honestly typed this up in 15 minutes, please excuse my misspelling)
For the end of Women’s History Month, I think it’s time to touch on colorism. And it’s effects on society as a whole. (I am aware I spelled woman wrong :) I honestly typed this up in 15 minutes, please excuse my misspelling)
For the end of Women’s History Month, I think it’s time to touch on colorism. And it’s effects on society as a whole. (I am aware I spelled woman wrong :) I honestly typed this up in 15 minutes, please excuse my misspelling)
For the end of Women’s History Month, I think it’s time to touch on colorism. And it’s effects on society as a whole. (I am aware I spelled woman wrong :) I honestly typed this up in 15 minutes, please excuse my misspelling)
For the end of Women’s History Month, I think it’s time to touch on colorism. And it’s effects on society as a whole. (I am aware I spelled woman wrong :) I honestly typed this up in 15 minutes, please excuse my misspelling)
For the end of Women’s History Month, I think it’s time to touch on colorism. And it’s effects on society as a whole. (I am aware I spelled woman wrong :) I honestly typed this up in 15 minutes, please excuse my misspelling)
For the end of Women’s History Month, I think it’s time to touch on colorism. And it’s effects on society as a whole. (I am aware I spelled woman wrong :) I honestly typed this up in 15 minutes, please excuse my misspelling)
For the end of Women’s History Month, I think it’s time to touch on colorism. And it’s effects on society as a whole. (I am aware I spelled woman wrong :) I honestly typed this up in 15 minutes, please excuse my misspelling)
MTV Juneteenth Production
Director: @raekua @byraekua
Being apart of this Juneteenth Celebration is something I can be proud of but even better is working with the most inspirational director I could ever ask for. May this be just beginning of something beautiful for all apart of this production, I am so proud of us and I appreciate all those working behind scenes and of course in them as well for making this a great experience 🤎
MTV Juneteenth Production
Director: @raekua @byraekua
Being apart of this Juneteenth Celebration is something I can be proud of but even better is working with the most inspirational director I could ever ask for. May this be just beginning of something beautiful for all apart of this production, I am so proud of us and I appreciate all those working behind scenes and of course in them as well for making this a great experience 🤎
MTV Juneteenth Production
Director: @raekua @byraekua
Being apart of this Juneteenth Celebration is something I can be proud of but even better is working with the most inspirational director I could ever ask for. May this be just beginning of something beautiful for all apart of this production, I am so proud of us and I appreciate all those working behind scenes and of course in them as well for making this a great experience 🤎
I met this kind soul in a cafe and got invited to the desert🌱 beautiful blossoms are everywhere
I met this kind soul in a cafe and got invited to the desert🌱 beautiful blossoms are everywhere
I met this kind soul in a cafe and got invited to the desert🌱 beautiful blossoms are everywhere
I met this kind soul in a cafe and got invited to the desert🌱 beautiful blossoms are everywhere
I met this kind soul in a cafe and got invited to the desert🌱 beautiful blossoms are everywhere
I met this kind soul in a cafe and got invited to the desert🌱 beautiful blossoms are everywhere
I met this kind soul in a cafe and got invited to the desert🌱 beautiful blossoms are everywhere
I met this kind soul in a cafe and got invited to the desert🌱 beautiful blossoms are everywhere
I met this kind soul in a cafe and got invited to the desert🌱 beautiful blossoms are everywhere
As Women’s history month comes to an end, I wanted to explore a re-imagination of the story of Adam and Eve — All Women Crew :)
Written and Directed : By Yours Truly🤎
Director of Photography:
@authenticallyshelby
Dancers:
@ryann_simone
@adisah.grimes
Editor: @kaivalenta and me :)
Production Design: 🙋🏿♀️
Production Assistant:
Josie (insta loading 😋)
#womenshistorymonth
I have been crying free Sudan.
Free Congo. Free Nigeria.
For years.
And I meant it.
But I didn’t have the full map.
The diaspora education most of us received
centered one ocean. This is what was moving through all the others— this lands important in relation to my last post in victim commonality! But in my next post I will discuss specifically how this relates to current dynamics in the regions especially in relation to religion and ethnicity. Please comment your thoughts and if you would like the link to the full Substack please DM and let me know :) (it’s much more poetic)
I have been crying free Sudan.
Free Congo. Free Nigeria.
For years.
And I meant it.
But I didn’t have the full map.
The diaspora education most of us received
centered one ocean. This is what was moving through all the others— this lands important in relation to my last post in victim commonality! But in my next post I will discuss specifically how this relates to current dynamics in the regions especially in relation to religion and ethnicity. Please comment your thoughts and if you would like the link to the full Substack please DM and let me know :) (it’s much more poetic)
I have been crying free Sudan.
Free Congo. Free Nigeria.
For years.
And I meant it.
But I didn’t have the full map.
The diaspora education most of us received
centered one ocean. This is what was moving through all the others— this lands important in relation to my last post in victim commonality! But in my next post I will discuss specifically how this relates to current dynamics in the regions especially in relation to religion and ethnicity. Please comment your thoughts and if you would like the link to the full Substack please DM and let me know :) (it’s much more poetic)
I have been crying free Sudan.
Free Congo. Free Nigeria.
For years.
And I meant it.
But I didn’t have the full map.
The diaspora education most of us received
centered one ocean. This is what was moving through all the others— this lands important in relation to my last post in victim commonality! But in my next post I will discuss specifically how this relates to current dynamics in the regions especially in relation to religion and ethnicity. Please comment your thoughts and if you would like the link to the full Substack please DM and let me know :) (it’s much more poetic)
I have been crying free Sudan.
Free Congo. Free Nigeria.
For years.
And I meant it.
But I didn’t have the full map.
The diaspora education most of us received
centered one ocean. This is what was moving through all the others— this lands important in relation to my last post in victim commonality! But in my next post I will discuss specifically how this relates to current dynamics in the regions especially in relation to religion and ethnicity. Please comment your thoughts and if you would like the link to the full Substack please DM and let me know :) (it’s much more poetic)
I have been crying free Sudan.
Free Congo. Free Nigeria.
For years.
And I meant it.
But I didn’t have the full map.
The diaspora education most of us received
centered one ocean. This is what was moving through all the others— this lands important in relation to my last post in victim commonality! But in my next post I will discuss specifically how this relates to current dynamics in the regions especially in relation to religion and ethnicity. Please comment your thoughts and if you would like the link to the full Substack please DM and let me know :) (it’s much more poetic)
I have been crying free Sudan.
Free Congo. Free Nigeria.
For years.
And I meant it.
But I didn’t have the full map.
The diaspora education most of us received
centered one ocean. This is what was moving through all the others— this lands important in relation to my last post in victim commonality! But in my next post I will discuss specifically how this relates to current dynamics in the regions especially in relation to religion and ethnicity. Please comment your thoughts and if you would like the link to the full Substack please DM and let me know :) (it’s much more poetic)
I have been crying free Sudan.
Free Congo. Free Nigeria.
For years.
And I meant it.
But I didn’t have the full map.
The diaspora education most of us received
centered one ocean. This is what was moving through all the others— this lands important in relation to my last post in victim commonality! But in my next post I will discuss specifically how this relates to current dynamics in the regions especially in relation to religion and ethnicity. Please comment your thoughts and if you would like the link to the full Substack please DM and let me know :) (it’s much more poetic)
I have been crying free Sudan.
Free Congo. Free Nigeria.
For years.
And I meant it.
But I didn’t have the full map.
The diaspora education most of us received
centered one ocean. This is what was moving through all the others— this lands important in relation to my last post in victim commonality! But in my next post I will discuss specifically how this relates to current dynamics in the regions especially in relation to religion and ethnicity. Please comment your thoughts and if you would like the link to the full Substack please DM and let me know :) (it’s much more poetic)
I have been crying free Sudan.
Free Congo. Free Nigeria.
For years.
And I meant it.
But I didn’t have the full map.
The diaspora education most of us received
centered one ocean. This is what was moving through all the others— this lands important in relation to my last post in victim commonality! But in my next post I will discuss specifically how this relates to current dynamics in the regions especially in relation to religion and ethnicity. Please comment your thoughts and if you would like the link to the full Substack please DM and let me know :) (it’s much more poetic)
I have been crying free Sudan.
Free Congo. Free Nigeria.
For years.
And I meant it.
But I didn’t have the full map.
The diaspora education most of us received
centered one ocean. This is what was moving through all the others— this lands important in relation to my last post in victim commonality! But in my next post I will discuss specifically how this relates to current dynamics in the regions especially in relation to religion and ethnicity. Please comment your thoughts and if you would like the link to the full Substack please DM and let me know :) (it’s much more poetic)
I have been crying free Sudan.
Free Congo. Free Nigeria.
For years.
And I meant it.
But I didn’t have the full map.
The diaspora education most of us received
centered one ocean. This is what was moving through all the others— this lands important in relation to my last post in victim commonality! But in my next post I will discuss specifically how this relates to current dynamics in the regions especially in relation to religion and ethnicity. Please comment your thoughts and if you would like the link to the full Substack please DM and let me know :) (it’s much more poetic)
This first post explores dynamics I myself have struggled with being born in New Jersey yet having two Nigerian parents. Blackness, must be a diasporic exploration. This is the first post of a few to come in the next days to lead up to a discussion on my thoughts on Nicki Minaj and Christian “genocide” in Nigeria by next exploring the sub-Saharan slave trade and RedSea/Indian sea slave trade. I will be exploring blackness in expansion to Afro Pessimism beyond the Trans-Atlantic and Neo-Colonial aftermaths that en coat us all.
This first post explores dynamics I myself have struggled with being born in New Jersey yet having two Nigerian parents. Blackness, must be a diasporic exploration. This is the first post of a few to come in the next days to lead up to a discussion on my thoughts on Nicki Minaj and Christian “genocide” in Nigeria by next exploring the sub-Saharan slave trade and RedSea/Indian sea slave trade. I will be exploring blackness in expansion to Afro Pessimism beyond the Trans-Atlantic and Neo-Colonial aftermaths that en coat us all.
This first post explores dynamics I myself have struggled with being born in New Jersey yet having two Nigerian parents. Blackness, must be a diasporic exploration. This is the first post of a few to come in the next days to lead up to a discussion on my thoughts on Nicki Minaj and Christian “genocide” in Nigeria by next exploring the sub-Saharan slave trade and RedSea/Indian sea slave trade. I will be exploring blackness in expansion to Afro Pessimism beyond the Trans-Atlantic and Neo-Colonial aftermaths that en coat us all.
This first post explores dynamics I myself have struggled with being born in New Jersey yet having two Nigerian parents. Blackness, must be a diasporic exploration. This is the first post of a few to come in the next days to lead up to a discussion on my thoughts on Nicki Minaj and Christian “genocide” in Nigeria by next exploring the sub-Saharan slave trade and RedSea/Indian sea slave trade. I will be exploring blackness in expansion to Afro Pessimism beyond the Trans-Atlantic and Neo-Colonial aftermaths that en coat us all.
This first post explores dynamics I myself have struggled with being born in New Jersey yet having two Nigerian parents. Blackness, must be a diasporic exploration. This is the first post of a few to come in the next days to lead up to a discussion on my thoughts on Nicki Minaj and Christian “genocide” in Nigeria by next exploring the sub-Saharan slave trade and RedSea/Indian sea slave trade. I will be exploring blackness in expansion to Afro Pessimism beyond the Trans-Atlantic and Neo-Colonial aftermaths that en coat us all.
This first post explores dynamics I myself have struggled with being born in New Jersey yet having two Nigerian parents. Blackness, must be a diasporic exploration. This is the first post of a few to come in the next days to lead up to a discussion on my thoughts on Nicki Minaj and Christian “genocide” in Nigeria by next exploring the sub-Saharan slave trade and RedSea/Indian sea slave trade. I will be exploring blackness in expansion to Afro Pessimism beyond the Trans-Atlantic and Neo-Colonial aftermaths that en coat us all.
This first post explores dynamics I myself have struggled with being born in New Jersey yet having two Nigerian parents. Blackness, must be a diasporic exploration. This is the first post of a few to come in the next days to lead up to a discussion on my thoughts on Nicki Minaj and Christian “genocide” in Nigeria by next exploring the sub-Saharan slave trade and RedSea/Indian sea slave trade. I will be exploring blackness in expansion to Afro Pessimism beyond the Trans-Atlantic and Neo-Colonial aftermaths that en coat us all.
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