White names rise among minorities in 2015

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one will get you the interview tho...

and let' be reality, those shyts carry a stigma. we has a quanisha jenkins at stanford....girl smart as fukk and clearly getting a stanford degree, but that name is still gonna make people :patrice: for a second before they pick up the phone to call her. that said, i hate boring ass overused white names as well

Depends. In NYC it's probably becoming more lax.

Just got contacted by a Head of HR her name is Tarkeesha :ld:
 

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I have a generic white name and sound white that is why most of my fam is employed :manny:
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Hey,

All I'm saying is...I'd rather be called Pedro than Peter.
Yall out here lying your butts off if yall see "Jose" and picture Bob Saget in your heads

:coffee:

Yeah Spaniards were victims of their own success (colonization and settlement of Americas)

When people think of the spanish language, names, culture, etc in North America, for the average person, mexicans, cubans, PR, Cuba, Colombia, DR first come to mind.

( but not the intellectual or well-traveled- for these people Spain comes to mind, they dont care about Latin American culture like that)



I mean, how many spaniards from Spain are in USA? A few thousands, miore if you count white Cubans in South Florida as actual, pure-blooded Spaniards. But you got millions of Puerto Ricans, Dominicans, Mexicans, Colombians, most of them who can't pass as pure blooded whites, and are as Spaniards as hamburger. They are related to Spain the same way Afrikaners/Boers in South Africa are related to the Netherlands/Germany.

That's why the permanent and first thought of Spanish/Spanish culture in the minds of the average American are ''latinos''.
 
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I don't know if this is that serious. Name go through weird cycles where a particular name or group of names randomly becomes popular. A few years ago it all about Jaden, Jade, Jayden, Aiden, and their various spellings. Before that Jasmine and Jabari were popular. Before that everyone gave their daughters typically male names like Taylor, Tyler, Jordan. Before that Afrocentric names were popular amongst the black community, etc.
 

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LOL, all ''latino'' names all come from Spain, a white european country.

Latin South Americans and Carribeans got their spanish names from cacs.


Due to spanish colonization and settlement in the Americas.

Maybe in USA only ''latinos'' have these names but In spain all the cacs have these names too.

Raul, Bernardo, Geraldo, Jose, Isabel, Maria, Luisa, Federico, Guillermo, Eduardo, Felipe...Spaniard cacs back in Spain have these names.

Exactly!

Hey,

All I'm saying is...I'd rather be called Pedro than Peter.
Yall out here lying your butts off if yall see "Jose" and picture Bob Saget in your heads

:coffee:

It's probably because we're in America. I bet in Europe, the name José or Raul conjures the picture of Bob Saget over a George Lopez or a Big Papi.

And Joakim Noah's last name is from his Cameroonian father. So there :troll:
 

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Isn't noah a Hebrew name
When you read the name Noah do you picture Malcolm X?
Where does the name "Jesus" come from?

I guarantee you aint never pictured some Mohamed Atta or Netanyahu dude upon seeing the name Jesus

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