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Afrocentrism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02) |
 | | Afrocentrists, however, contend that race as a social and political construct still exists and that the purported appropriation or whitewashing of history by mainstream historians, in fact, has made race an important issue. |
 | | Among Afrocentrist authors, it is common to refer to Egypt as "Kemet," the indigenous term for the country, which means "fl land." Traditionally, mainstream scholars contend this term refers to the dark, fertile soil beside the Nile, in contrast to the desert beyond it, labelled the "red land" by Egyptians. |
 | | Afrocentrists also cite the results of Diop's forensic tests of melanin-content in Egyptian mummies and of forensic reconstruction of skulls to prove their contention that the early dynastic Egyptians were fl Africans and remained so in predominant part for millennia. |
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