How Cyber Security Expert Jermale Mathis Reveals the Hidden War on the Black Mind

Hacking the Black mind is not science fiction — it is a documented, ongoing strategy used against Afrikan people worldwide. Furthermore, understanding this strategy is one of the most urgent acts of liberation our community can take right now. Abibitumi’s Saturday Seminar Series exists precisely for this purpose. It brings world-class Afrikan thinkers together to arm our people with real, actionable knowledge.

Jermale Mathis Breaks Down the Science of Hacking the Black Mind

Jermale Mathis, Co-founder of KRAFO Systems and a seasoned Cyber Security and IT Consultant, delivered this landmark session on May 13th, 2023. He brings a rare combination of technical expertise and Pan-Afrikan consciousness to the conversation. As a result, his analysis cuts deeper than surface-level tech talk. He exposes the systems — digital and psychological — designed to manipulate, distract, and destabilize Afrikan people. Most importantly, he shows us how to recognize and resist those systems.

This session was part of Abibitumi’s Black Tech Month programming within the Saturday Seminar Series. In addition, it represents exactly the kind of interdisciplinary Abibifahodie work that Ɔbenfo Ọbádélé Bakari Kambon has built Abibitumi to house. Technology is not neutral. However, it becomes a tool of liberation when Afrikan people understand it fully and wield it with intention. This recording gives our community that understanding directly.

Scholars, students, parents, and community builders — this recording is for all of you. Abibitumi Exclusive Seminars like this one are not available anywhere else. They are produced, preserved, and delivered specifically to serve Afrikan liberation. Therefore, every purchase directly supports the continued growth of Pan-Afrikan education infrastructure. Do not miss this opportunity to arm your mind with knowledge that the system never intended for us to have.

Watch the full recording and get your copy here: SSS 50 – Hacking the Human Mind | Abibitumi.com