There is no way that anyone can convince us that these are not black men. Kemet, the land of the blacks.Kemet, often referred to as ancient Egypt, indeed has a rich and complex history that has been the subject of much study and debate. The term "Kemet" itself means "the black land," which many interpret as a reference to the fertile black soil of the Nile Valley. However, it has also been seen as an indication of the identity of the people who lived there.The depictions and statues of the ancient Egyptians, along with their cultural artifacts, reflect a diversity that aligns with the idea that ancient Egypt was a civilization of Black Africans. The legacy of ancient Egypt's contributions to art, science, and civilization is immense and continues to inspire pride and interest in its origins and people. Understanding and acknowledging this heritage is vital in appreciating the full scope of Africa's historical significance.