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Should African Americans Refer To Themselves As Kings & Queens?

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Recently within the AFRICAN AMERICAN community there has been an increase amongst BLACKS who refer to themselves and others as KINGS & QUEENS or some goes as far as referring to themselves as Gods. Co-host EVE COX and special guest, DASIA ROBINSON, join the show to discuss if host, BLACK SOCRATES, who does call all of his AFRICAN AMERICAN guests & callers KINGS & QUEENS should continue to do so, especially since some BLACKS do not like the reference, and some are even offended by it. Some suggest one should at least be married since historically most KINGS & QUEENS are and the title should be earned via a standard of behavior versus recognizing all BLACKS as such. Do some BLACK MEN in the CONSCIOUS COMMUNITY use QUEEN as a form of respect, but secretly hoping to lure the woman into SEX or a controlling relationship?  Why are some BLACKS still more comfortable with being called a NIGGA or a BITCH over a KING or a QUEEN? MENTAL DIALOGUE asking the questions America's afraid to ask. ALL I ASK IS THAT YOU THINK

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