The Michael Berry Show.

There's an interesting development in terminology.

And you take the term black

that has been sort of settled upon

as people of original African descent.

And this is kind of a broad definition.

That term has been negro,

which of course was bastardized to the inward

that many people still use in rap songs to this day.

And then some put an A on the end instead of an ER

and somehow that's okay,

but don't you do it, we can do it, we've owned it, okay.

So the term gay, which always meant happy,

there are songs from the 20s of the gay times

that people were living in,

and gayity was happiness and joyfulness and frivolity

and then that became homosexual.

And homosexual was used for a while,

but it's a long word, it's five syllables

and it always makes someone sound

a touch repressed when they say it.

And then that developed into gay

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