I didn't know King Tut was black

[Mr. Claws]

It's just me I'm sure but I don't have a care in the world what color some guy was whom I never new that lived 1000's upon 1000's of years ago. He probably couldn't even dance like an Egyptian.

He didn't need to. He had his own strip club... 3028.jpg

[Captain Kirk!]

He didn't need to. He had his own strip club... 3028.jpg

Damned pharaohs had everything!

[teeceetx]

As a group, Blacks have little to proclaim as great, compared to other racial groups.

Cultural appropriation is their only card to play.

[WarriorRob]

The Egyptians of today are nothing like the Ancient Egyptians, the ruling class was White, heard he had Red Hair


The results showed that King Tut belonged to a genetic profile group, known as haplogroup R1b1a2, to which more than 50 percent of all men in Western Europe belong, indicating that they share a common ancestor. Among modern-day Egyptians this haplogroup contingent is below 1 percent, according to iGENEA


Those living 50 miles south of Cairo between 3,400 and 1,600 years ago were more related to east Mediterraneans than Africans. A detailed study of the DNA of mummies has found ancient Egyptians were more closely related to Europeans and Turks than Africans.

The oldest genes for blue eyes are dated 42 000 years and were found in West Asia. Egyptians share a certain amount of autosomal DNA with people of the Middle East so probably some ancient Egyptians had blue eyes.

[WarriorRob]

As a group, Blacks have little to proclaim as great, compared to other racial groups.

Cultural appropriation is their only card to play.

Their are plenty of Blacks throughout History they can talk about, but NO!!! they want to change History.

I've heard some Blacks are claiming Hannibal Barca the Carthaginian General was Black, they are claiming a Roman Emperor Serverus was Black, they are claiming even this nonsense that when the irish called some Vikings "Black Vikings" they were actually Black

[LadyMoonlight]

"An Egyptian male, for example, was always depicted with a reddish-brown skin which was achieved by mixing a certain amount of the standard red paint recipe with standard brown. Variations in the mix would occur in different eras but, overall, remained more or less the same. This color for the male's skin was chosen for realism in the piece, in order to symbolize the outdoor life of most males, while Egyptian women were painted with lighter skin (using yellow and white mixes) since they spent more time indoors."

"Red (desher) - made from oxidized iron and red ocher, used to create flesh tones and symbolizing life but also evil and destruction. Red was associated with both fire and blood and so symbolized vitality and energy but could also be used to accentuate a certain danger or define a destructive deity...Although it was frequently used for emphasis of danger or even evil, it is also as commonly seen symbolizing life or a higher being..."

Color in Ancient Egypt - World History Encyclopedia

[Captain Kirk!]

A Nas-Inspired King Tut Statue Sparks Racial Debate At European Museum (msn.com)

The Egyptians must be having a brain hemmorage over all the blackwashing of their history, but if the narrative sells our "news" runs with it with hopes 5 years down the road it's just "accepted knowledge" among the population, and the idea Tut wasn't black can be labled "conspiracy theory".

It's why they keep testing the waters, 50 years from now it'll be "common knowledge" blacks came over on the Mayflower and started Amerika, that wasn't Neil Armstrong on the moon it was LeQuan Mutumbo, and whites have always been the servant class to Amerikan blacks who all come from royal bloodlines and shit.



Looks like the "art" was from a 1999 album cover, so it looks like they've been raising this narrative from newborn in diapers to chairman of the board of WokeCo.

You haven't lived until you've seen King Tuts stolen chariot wheel cover collection!

[Madison]

Who care the color of their skin

Wait...were they WOKE

[Madison]

Here in Wikipedia is shown as being dark brown:

They were red because they got all year around sunburns

[Dr. Felix Birdbiter]

Did you know that Henry VIII was black? Its a fact. I read about it once.