I don't understand why so many people try to stereotype Egyptian women into having one specific look, skin tone, or hair type. Egyptian women do not have one specific look; they come in many different shades and hair types, and all of them represent Egyptian women.
الجبل ده كان مكان مقدس للسكان الاصليين بيمارسوا فيه شعائرهم.. الامريكان البيض ولاد القحبة ما كفاهمش بس انهم يبيدوا الاصليين و يقطعوا نسلهم و يهجروا من تبقى منهم في "محميات" متباعدة عن بعض في أماكن غير صالحة للمعيشة.. لا كمان مثلوا بثقافتهم و مقدساتهم و داسوا عليها بكل عنجهية.
Meanwhile, you actually go to Egypt and the Egyptians will show you hieroglyphics literally depicting how the Pyramids were built, stone quarries where you can see where they excavated the materials and papyrus showing how they transported those materials. It’s only a mystery if you don’t listen to the Egyptians, which makes you an idiot.
something something that broken noses on egyptian statues convo relies heavily on colonial definitions of race that the ancient world did not have & egyptians were always diverse in looks
What does "Egypt was black" even mean? Blackness as a concept has its roots in the slave trade, a African-American would identify as black, but an African wouldn't (unless he immigrated ig), he'd be Oromo, Afar, Wolof, Somali, etc. what does Egypt "being black" mean?