"All truths are easy to understand once they are discovered; the point is to discover them." Martin Luther King, Jr

Black Ancestors Museum
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RECLAIMING OUR LEGACY

"No Power on Earth Can Stop an Idea Whose Time Has Come" Victor Hugo

Fund Raising in Museum

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Leadership

Honorable Soad Ambassador Mr. Charif Hachim

Public Relations Director

Dr Ana Vicky Castillo

Founder & CEO

Honorable Judge Lionel Jean-Baptiste

Executive Board Adviser

Honorable Soad Ambassador Ernesto Estupinan

Diaspora Africana- ECUADOR

Board of Director & Administrator Team

Reverend Dr. Jho Roni

Ministry & Humanities Director

Sr. Mngr. Claudette Soto

Museum Renovation Project Director

Attorney Cecilia Mowatt

Strategic Planning Director

Magister Julio Montaño

Cultural Affairs Director

International Partners Organizations

Mary Castillo De Borja

Director Colombian Chapter Sunset Foundation

Koffi Erick Ahouansou

Ile ya Africa-Benin

Patricia Chichande

Diaspora Africana El Legado Ancestral-Ecuador

Amaury Vasquez Villalon

CASA MADIBA-CUBA

Our Ancestors

Ancient Black África Civilization In Egypt

God Ptah

God Osiris

Goddess isis

Gallery

BAM Is All About The Truth

The Truthful history of the Ancient Black African Civilizations in Egypt has been stolen, falsified, distorted, and whitewashed.

BAM Mission

To reclaim the legacy of Black people in History and restore their names in the events that have shaped the History of Humanity.

THE MUSEUM RENOVATION

Due to the historical erasure of the Black legacy,  it is necessary to create spaces like BAM for all races to learn about this hidden legacy to humanity. The side effect of this historical erasure has resulted in generations who have been challenged with a crisis of racial identity and difficulties in how to relate to one another.

Reclaiming The Legacy Of Our
Black Ancestors To Humanity

In today’s society, every racial group including Black people, have been taught & trained to believe that Black is an inferior race. Nevertheless, millions of the African Diaspora are still suffering from this mental alienation & psychological trauma as consequences of slavery, colonialism, neocolonialism, and structural racism all around the world. To destroy this indoctrination, we need spaces such as the Black Ancestors Museum, to reverse the narrative about Black people’s inferiority. Our Black Ancestors were the creators of the most advanced civilization of antiquity in Egypt and this is what we must be teaching in today’s society.