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>Michael Jackson refused to perpetuate the whitewashed narrative of Kemet. Despite Steven Spielberg's refusal to support the production of the short film-music video, Michael Jackson stayed resolute.

>He personally financed his own film to create the classic "Do You Remember the Time."

>Today, it remains the only authentic depiction of Kemet as it truly was.

>Micheal Jackson show-cased the greatness of Black Africans in ancient Egypt (Kemet), in the 90s!! This is the most accurate depiction of Kemet that Africans ever placed in the mainstream media.
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Yes, the place got BLACKED and became a nigger ghetto the same way everywhere else does eventually.



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