No offense but i always wondered about question number one myself. Like where did these names/trend originate?
Not that there is anything wrong with it but most cultures have names based on part of ancestry and/or influences of colonization.
Black americans, in an attempt to create their own identity seem to have invented/created their own trend when it comes naming children. It's just that the creativity went overboard in some cases.
Not that there is anything wrong with it but most cultures have names based on part of ancestry and/or influences of colonization.
- Haitian have french, spanish and african based names which makes sense because of the island was onced owned by the spanish and french and both enslaved africans
- Jamaicans have british and african names because it's a former british colony where africans were enslaved
- Trinidadians tend to have british, african and indian based names because of the same reasons listed above.
- Cubans, Puerto Ricans, Guyanese etc.. so on and so forth
Black americans, in an attempt to create their own identity seem to have invented/created their own trend when it comes naming children. It's just that the creativity went overboard in some cases.
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) and sh*t...it's just that here they're mostlt taking common words and using them as first names, instead of totally inventing new ones.
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every time his name was called.