Hatshepsut — The Woman Who Ruled as Pharaoh ???? | Black History That Makes You Go HMMM

They told her women couldn’t wear the crown.
She carved her name into cliffs that still stand.
Hmm.

More than 3,000 years ago in Kemet, Hatshepsut refused to fade into history. She didn’t rule like a man—she ruled with vision, infrastructure, diplomacy, and prosperity. Roads. Trade. Granaries. Temples that still rise.

And when she died?
They tried to erase her.

Statues smashed. Names chiseled away.
But history remembered anyway.

Here’s the HMMM:
Why do insecure systems always try to erase women’s success?

This episode isn’t just history—it’s a blueprint for leadership that builds life, not ego.

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