Australian lecturer acknowledges Ancient Egyptians as Black-gctid108152

[Keidi Obi Awadu]

During my time as a student at a respectable private school in Melbourne, Australia, the strongest image left in my mind after learning about the Ancient Egyptians were of the typical white/aAmw looking people you see in Western movies and books of Ancient Egyptians. Thankfully, I learned the nature of this misconception after meeting a very enlightened Kmtyw American, now my stepfather. This man gave me a brief and enlightening introduction to Ancient Kemet and Kush in my teens which eventually lead me to researching and studying these histories intently.
 
 As I've transitioned from high school to university, over the years, I've never met someone from my city that knew even a hint of these histories. So I began preaching on Facebook about it, messaging Facebook friends, posting photos and sharing links. And the response I got from black people was positive but also vague. People really find these truths hard to conceive and it's because of the society we live in. My posts hardly get attention from white people (expected) but every now and again I'll get one trying to question and challenge this knowledge I've obtained - Which always results in them taking a seat.
 
 After speaking to a young queen and close friend of mine who recently enrolled at Victoria University, she was thrilled to witness her History lecturer persistently inform his students about the true identity of the original Egyptians. I quote "There's a misconception about Egyptians. They aren't white. Don't ever forget that." - He said to his students during a lecture. I asked her if he mentioned they were black and she replied "He mentioned it like 6 times. I felt like a Goddess. He showed us a picture of a white Cleopatra and told us this is wrong."
 
 At first I thought she was joking but I soon realized she was serious and I was left in shock. My whole life growing up in this city, I've never met anyone with any knowledge of the TRUE Ancient Egyptians. Now, ONE lecturer teaches this truth to his students and one young lady is left feeling "like a Goddess." This just demonstrates the urgency of all aspects in black history that need to be taught. If it takes one lecturer to make a sister feel like a Goddess then we need to ensure ALL our brothers and sisters are finding this knowledge.
 
 But despite the identity of Black Egyptians being acknowledged by a respectable university in Australia, the movie Gods of Egypt is set to be filmed in Sydney, Australia. And guess what... the cast are white. For how long will the histories of black people be kept in shadows and out of reach of mainstream media? Producers research when it comes to producing a movie, so ignorance isn't an excuse. The truth is out, all the evidence and research is there. It's still just a case of blatant and deliberate racism.

 I don't know about the united snakes or Kmt but Australia was the last place I'd expect to find a university lecturer speaking on Black Egyptians. If this is nothing new in your country, please leave a comment because I'm clueless of what education is like in other countries and I'm very curious to know if you found this as exciting as I did. As for the production of another generic white Egyptian film, what will it take for the TRUTH to be widely acknowledged by the masses?

[Nana]

The issue that needs to be made clear is that eureurasiaans are descendant of neanderthals and thus white = neanderthal.

Establishing that Kemet is Kmtyw=Black is like establishing that sweeden or switzerland  is eureurasia = white = neanderthal = yurugu. It speaks for itself and thus should by any person with an iota of sense does not need to be argued.