https://www.forbes.com/sites/chaddscott/2022/12/03/the-africa-we-ought-to-know-us-museums-reconsidering-the-continent/
When the Fine Art Museums of San Francisco hired Natasha Becker in late 2020 to become the institutions’ inaugural curator of African art, her addition was not only historic for the museums, it proved groundbreaking for the entire field. While Becker, a South African, was steeped in African history and historic African artforms and culture

The Africa We Ought To Know; U.S. Museums Reconsidering The Continent
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