Black Africans Built Egypt. Get Over It, Europeans.

Europe’s 500-year reign of terror in Africa not only disrupted Africa’s indigenous development, but distorted its history. With the destruction of indigenous systems came the convenient lie that there was never any history there to begin with. Just as criminals erase evidence of their crimes so they can tell any story they like, so too did the criminal European erase as much evidence of Africa’s contributions to the story of humanity as he could, so he could rewrite history in his own image. His “Eurocentric” dogma remained unchallenged until about 50 years ago, when the works of African historians and anthropologists like Cheikh Anta Diop (1923 – 1986) placed Africa back where it belonged: at the center of human history.

And for all Europe’s best efforts to continue to distort Africa’s history, the Great Pyramid of Giza stands tall as a testament to the genius of its architects, the "melanchroes" (black-skinned) people of Kemet – as the land was known then – who the Ancient Greeks themselves called their teachers. The Great Pyramid was too big for the Europeans to cart away to their museums. So they had to invent a lie about who built it.

They’re still inventing lies today.