To: summer
I lived in an urban area that printed the names in the paper. The names were either African derivatives(La prefix or Da prefix), respect names (like Prince or Major) or Bible names. I never saw a medical term.
To: AppyPappy
And, there is also a definite trend among white to name their kids those yuppy sounding names. Finally, there is truly a groiwing trend among Asians to name their kids the most common American names, though I still see traditional Asian names as well.
70 posted on
12/28/2002 7:00:32 AM PST by
summer
To: AppyPappy
And, I know you are right about "Prince," which is another popular black male of today's students.
73 posted on
12/28/2002 7:03:03 AM PST by
summer
To: AppyPappy
And, I know you are right about "Prince," which is another popular black male name of today's students.
74 posted on
12/28/2002 7:03:13 AM PST by
summer
To: AppyPappy
The names were either African derivatives(La prefix or Da prefix), No LaDeDa's?...
To: AppyPappy; summer
This is Antawn Jamison. It's pronounced Ant-wahn. Why is it spelled that way? He admits it's because his Mom couldn't spell and she didn't bother to make sure she spelled her kid's name correctly.
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