Before Egypt became the civilization we know today, it was called Kemet, meaning “the black land,” a reference to its fertile soil, not race. Ancient Kemet had a matriarchal society where lineage was traced through women, and they held significant power in family and governance. Over time, this structure was reversed, shifting to a patriarchal system where men became the central figures in inheritance and leadership. Join our Free Discord Community: https://discord.gg/SneQscquzv See more from Ja