Original sentence: Modern day professional Egyptologists, anthropologists, and linguists, however, overwhelmingly agree that the term referred to the dark soil of the Nile Valley rather than the people, which contrasted with dSrt or the "red land" of the Sahara desert.This is still a somewhat controversial view; afrocentrists still believe that "kmt" means "Land of the Black People"
Edited sentence: He made this claim based on an analysis of African origins of the language and from observation.Modern day professional Egyptologists, anthropologists, and linguists, mostly European, believe the term refers to the dark soil of the Nile Valley rather than the people, which contrasted with dSrt or the "red land" of the Sahara desert.This is still a somewhat controversial view; Many scholars and afrocentrists still believe that "kmt" means "Land of the Black People"