The exhibition highlights the enduring connection between Black artists and ancient Egyptian culture, challenging narratives that often overlook this rich, historical bond.
Frederick Douglass viewed ancient Egypt as a cornerstone of African heritage, arguing that to deny Egyptians were Black was to erase their legacy from Black Americans.
The exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art reveals the deep-seated cultural affinity Black artists have with the myths and realities of ancient Egypt.
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