Negroid question

Negroid question

Question: why do nigs keep calling themselves Kings & Queens etc. I am (fortunately) not from Niggerland USA so dont interact with them to ask, but why are they obsessed with it.

Was there kings and Queens in Africa.? What is it they are trying do say. There can only be 1 king or Queen per country so how can they all be kings?

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Because they watched the black panther and suddenly think they’re special

Even if they where they have definitely fell from Grace. That's like Mongolians repping gangas Kahn.

They all think they were tribal kings and queens before the white man came and made slaves of them. They refuse to believe that the real tribal kings and queens got rich by selling the people they didn't want to the arabs who sold them to jews who sold them to white people as slaves.

If we are talking black africa, which excludes north africa and Egypt, there were often kingdoms and even some major big kingdoms. Obviously due to the geopraphy and situation they were never as centralized and advanced as european or asian kingdoms they still were pretty sofisticated when it came to trade, arts and philosophy, although most of it has been lost.

The most notable kingdoms would be the Sub Saharan kingdoms of Mali and Songhai, the eastern horn kingdoms like Ethiopia (which was actually an empire and not a kingdom) and the Swahilli kingdom.

Did they invent anything
did they have a written culture?

Nope, vast lands of mud huts
sophisticated my left ball

Same reason some white people call their kind the "master race"... to prop themselves up a feel they are more than the simple world citizen they are. This seems like a question so simple that it doesn't need asking.

Egypt is frequently called "Land of Kings" "Valley of Kings" etc. Egypt is in Northern Africa. Africa is black. Ergo Egyptians were/are black, and so blacks "were kangs".

Shee there's this word your using, was.