There is a quiet mislabeling that has shaped how African objects are seen, studied, and valued—one that is inseparable from the histories of extraction, displacement, and colonial classification that removed these objects from their contexts in the first place. Before they entered museums, before they were framed as “artifacts,” before they were aestheticized as “art,” […]
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