"WHITE PEOPLE AREN'T NATURAL"

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Those pyramids are pretty cool.....

We would have to have a whole class-semester devoted to how the Egyptians built the pyramids without any sort of pulley system. They were incredible engineering achievements.

I believe the Pyramids were built in the 3 to 5th Dynasty---about 2600 BC to 2400 BC.

Tut ruled about 1200 BC, I believe. Around the 19th Dynasty or so.

(Actually, he ruled around 1330 BC, in the 18th Dynasty).

Yep....Truly ancient to Tut!

If I am not mistaken, it started with a cult called 'Nation of Islam'. This cult believes that White people were created by an ancient black scientist then something went wrong.
Christianity was associated with white supremacy, hence why probably many african americans found this muslim cult more appealing.

Islam, plus traditional religions, were the dominant religions in many parts of West Africa during the days of the Slave Trade.

The Islamic influence, like it does today, grows as one goes inland from the Gulf of Guinea and Atlantic Ocean.

Don't know why the OP is upset about this.

A minority of Blacks believe this whacky stuff. And Blacks themselves are a minority. So only a minority of a minority believe this stuff. Its not gonna effect public policy in any way.

A minority of Blacks think that Jesus was Black.

In contrast every other Christian (White and Black) in America assumes that Jesus was a blue eyed White guy with auburn hair. Just as ridiculous. He was an "Oriental Jew" who probably looked like the Arabs, and like the modern Jews in Arab countries of the Middle East look today.

Narratives are so important to survival that quite often the question of whether the narrative is of literal truth tends to take only secondary importance to whether or not it's personally or culturally useful. This is also where the MSM can show that they're willing to write scathing articles without so much as spending 30 seconds on Google to see if they have their facts straight, it's because those facts are really still subordinate to narrative.

On a side note with that I truly picked a fascinating time, ie 2013 onward, to start studying things like Rosicrucianism, western Hermetic tradition, Golden Dawn, Manly P Hall, etc. because I see this hitting me over the head all day long when I watch the news - I don't mean conspiracy but rather something I believe occultists and esotericists took in hand far sooner than the masses, ie. the need to write your own software and custom-build narratives with certain qualitative outcomes in mind. As of right now we've got much of the western world essentially losing their isht over meaning, over discomforts we would have shouldered in past centuries, part of it is that we have the opportunities to fix things we never could before but partly also people who've previously been in oppressed societal groups are also running into the 'life sucks' wall and it can be very difficult for them to tell how much is ongoing systemic racism and sexism on one hand vs how much is shared in common with everyone else on the other. Some people are indeed looking for self-gratifying narratives to get around what they don't want to see (just as much in the fundamentalist religious camps I'd add here) while others are also trying to observe the world they live in as keenly as possible and figure out how they could build new narratives that not only handle the shape of reality and it's consequences accurately but have the sort of cultural transmission power that the objective sciences lack. It's the later group that has me the most interested.