It is apparent, given the the dearth of information about Black-classical cultures, during the first half of the twentieth-century, and before, that White society has colluded to hide the many contributions of their Fathers, the Blacks. When the King Tut findings were revealed in 1922, by Howard Carter, all discussion of race was removed from the public debate. In 1987, when I visited Memphis, TN and viewed the artifacts of Rameses II, the issue of race again was hush-hush in the media. I saw ancient afro-
wigs, hair picks and black-skinned frescos, you name it...In 1977, when Tutankhamen's finds were toured in Chicago, no mention of race was indicated in the media. So, why should any Black person, in 2005, give any credence to what so-called White scholars say to support their pernicious fallacies. They use the rules of debate to justify themselves, but the pictures are on the (pyramid) walls folks. In America, if you have a spec of Black blood, your're Black. And in ancient Egypt, the same litmus test must apply. Egyptians were simply a non-racist people, thus they were light-skinned, brown and black--constituting the Black Race...
