[ SECRET POST #5961 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5961 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

What I never understand about these things is why black people (black Americans in particular) try to claim famous historical people even though they weren't black (I still remember that weirdly racist "Beethoven was totally black" thing) instead of promoting actually black historical figures that get far too little attention.

[(Anonymous)]

Same. It's not as if there weren't actual historical African queens who had incredible power and influence! Just look at Amina or Nzinga or Yaa Asantewaa and all that they accomplished, but almost no one knows about them. The fact that no one knows about them or what they did is kind of a bad thing, they should be getting as much attention as other white historical queens do.

[(Anonymous)]

And Netflix documentary series is supposed to be about African Queens. You would think they would have started with anybody except a Macedonian-Greek queen only because she lived in Egypt?