Regret is the only true weird black name I know of personally, but once at a job, we all got to discussing weird/unfortunate names people give their children. One of my black coworkers said she personally knew an Aquanetta. That wouldn't be too bad a name, if Aquanet the hair spray did not exist.
Just a few years ago (1996), a pregnant woman at yet another job mentioned that she knew she was going to have a girl, and that she intended to name her Keisha, pronounced KEY shuh. Her reasoning? "It's original, and she won't run into a lot of people who have that name too." This woman was white, BTW.
Bad baby names are funny for those who don't have to suffer them, but they can truly blight the victim's life. I believe that at least one little boy died because of his...unfortunate...name. His given Christian name was Stonewall Jackson "Whatever", and he was born in the 1980s. His parents called him Stoney. Sadly, little Stoney had some birth defects, fairly mild, but requiring surgery. The hospital allocated such surgeries on a 'triage' basis: Likelihood of the person's life expectancy and functioning being greatly improved if s/he got the surgery; severity of defects-and the education and intelligence of the parents. Little Stoney did not get the surgery and he died before his third birthday.When his parents learned that children with a less positive outcome prognosis and more severe defects had been granted the surgery ahead of him, they sued. Although my source book (I think it was the book Playing God in the Nursery) did not speculate, I believe that the doctors bumped Stoney down because they just assumed (possibly subconsciously) given his name, that his parents were too stupid and ignorant to provide him with proper aftercare, and that a child with a name celebrating a Confederate General was just "trash" anyway. This was not in a southern state, I believe the events occured in Illinois. Had the parents named the child Thomas Jackson "Whatever", he might be alive today.