The most common last names for #ADOS

[Ghost_In_A_Shell]

Freeman not on the list?

My last name #415 on that list. I hardly meet any black folk with my last name in person

Freeman is on the list at 91

Surprised so many whites have that last name

it means that one of the people that my mother is decendant from 'earned' thier freedom, hence the name freeman. or they could have been held by someone who was an indentured servant, but I doubt that that could happen. another theory is that they may have been free from the get go and his last name was to identify his status.

 

[Wild self]

it means that one of the people that my mother is decendant from 'earned' thier freedom, hence the name freeman. or they could have been held by someone who was an indentured servant, but I doubt that that could happen.

Maybe a DNA lineage testing would break that down clearly.

 

[Ghost_In_A_Shell]

and anyways, this proves that this shyt is stupid. when discriminating against black skin, white people didnt say , ' oh, let's see who is defendant from slavery and fukk them over royally'. nope,once they saw you where black, that was it. you where going to get the blunt end of the stick regardless.

 

[southern.girl]

And I never seen a white person with the surname Washington in my life

But I've met enough white people with the Williams last name. I want a recount.

 

[Wild self]

and anyways, this proves that this shyt is stupid. when discriminating against black skin, white people didnt say , ' oh, let's see who is defendant from slavery and fukk them over royally'. nope,once they saw you where black, that was it. you where going to get the blunt end of the stick regardless.

Truth, but there are forces out there that think that other black people want to separate and conquer. It only cripples black unity even more.

 

[The Coochie Assassin]

95% of people with my last name are cacs and even then it's not a common last name with cacs.

 

[Jean Jacket]

Made the top 100.

 

[concise]

I see Jean-Baptiste, Jean-Pierre, Jean-Louis, Celestin, Celestine, Narcisse, Desir on there with 77% and up in the percentages.

Mensah 92.3% ... Alleyne and Kamara with some high percentages also.


OP might want to fix that title

 

[AyBrehHam Linkin]

just under the top 100

 

[invalid]

I see Jean-Baptiste, Jean-Pierre, Jean-Louis, Celestin, Celestine, Narcisse, Desir on there with 77% and up in the percentages.

Mensah 92.3% ... Alleyne and Kamara with some high percentages also.


OP might want to fix that title

*Louisiana

sans Mensah and Kamara

 

[concise]

*Louisiana

nah
I'd bet if someone could find out where these people with the "jean" surnames lived and their backgrounds it would be mostly Haitians living in NY and FL.

 

[El Bombi]

Damn only 11.8% of the people that have my surname identity as black.

I think my surname is more popular among the Asian community tho.

 

[newworldafro]

The surname Muhammad is up there, too

That clapback...

 

[GoAggieGo.]

Couldn’t find my grandma’s maiden name on there, or my mama’s.

Every Hairston in my hometown must be kin.

 

[concise]

There are no African surnames on there and the overwhelmingly majority of black people in the States are African American so i highly doubt "immigrant names" would be messing with the states

Dialo, Kamara, Mensah aren't African?
They're on this list.