Woman Asks Why Do Black Women Give Their Kids Ridiculous Ghetto Names
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These names were not a thing during the era of slavery. Just stop.
New Owners may have easily change names, too.
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Hold on please! You know they learned a lot on historical facts (and funny names) from hanging out in the hoods own library ;)
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So it's a literacy problem?
As a black man with a few decades behind him, these black names you see today did not come down from slavery. When I was growing up everybody had normal names. Go back to 1980 and you will not find a black man or woman with a name that ends in "vion" or "quita". I remember it starting in the 1980 and 90's and seemed to be part of a misguided belief that these names were more African.
The phenomenon is definitely only a few decades old and thus has absolutely nothing to do with slavery. I don't believe anyone actually believes it does.
I remember that too!
They are not to be honest tho we are also shocked by this naming. Leave us in Africa be
THANKYOU!.........i'm with you - this has nothing to do with slavery. i went to HS in the early 80's and i knew black kids in my school - names like debbie, jay, saul and mario............and none of them had names you needed to be told how to pronounce!
I’m not sure about this one I’m African and Jamaican my name is Omojowo Gordon Terry . Growing up I was made fun of etc but my name has history and is culture. A bit of creole in us… however growing up In certain parts she ain’t lying. I had one who named his kid Courvoisier? I asked why and he said that was the drink he was on when the child was conceived. I also think naming kids harder to pronounce name or urban names makes it harder in the job force. Often times which is sad… people don’t even select resumes if they have a hard time pronouncing your name. So i see both sides
Naming their kids something weird isn't related to slavery, most woman are just attempting to be original, but do a poor job at it.
“Weird”?? Uh, ok Carl. Yeah..so unique. 🤪
@@bellaBdaughterofYAHAWAH7 are you mentally well?
@@bellaBdaughterofYAHAWAH7 are you mentally well?
@@wither5673 yeah but you aren’t, obviously, since you commented twice just repeating yourself 😂. Now, go back and check and make haste to delete it so you can cover yourself. SMDH!
More like to be different!!
These names stemmed from illiteracy, not Africa or slavery
I agree!
u forgot to rightfully mention idiocy. LOL!🤣
And irresponsibility
Imagine not checking spelling before signing a birth certificate, how ignorant is that
Agreed
I stopped a Black Woman for a traffic violation. Her driver's license identified her first name as Valvoline. Valvoline is a brand of oil.
I know someone who worked with a woman named Liquora. I thought maybe her parents named her after what they were drinking when she was conceived.
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Heard of at least one named Vagina.
Oh, no! 😭🙈🍾
I knew of a women named LATRINA!! A latrine is where you take a dump or pee in the military!!
I am so thankful I grew up with a conservative black dad. My siblings and I received normal names and skated through school and college and are successful by American standards. My cousins and their kids went the gibberish route and have thoroughly enjoyed a life of government assistance
Your dad is a good man! Glad to hear he brought you and your siblings up well and that you are successful in life.
I have zero respect for people who are on government assistance by choice! It's one thing falling on hard times but by choice - they should be forced to work, babies or not!
Wonderful. Good Dads make so much difference. All the difference.😊
Facts if u were a Darnell or a Ledarius u would be fuckkeddd
Nicely put!
Your father is an intelligent man.
"generational trauma" is just another way of saying "All of my problems are about to be your fault"
It has nothing to do with trauma anyway. Names like that are only a few decades old.
The problem is that the black names don’t identify with any culture or race. I can’t go to Africa and find a Shaquanda.
Moroccans find the term African-American offensive 😳 turns out that to most people AA just means Black.
correct I've to Africa and I have never heard names like Shaniqua !!
What about Yolanda lol
@@jerryhamerYolanthe Cabeau;
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pretty much every Dutch person knows (about) her.
@@jerryhamer There are Yolandas over here, but you will never find shaquanda and Tyrones.
Got a friend whose birth name was "Sarache Quantica" and some other nonsense before her surname. That's four names they gave this girl. She turned 18 and had it legally changed to "Sara." Pissed her family off so much that her grandparents refused to talk to her for years because she was "turning her back on her skinfolk to act like a little white girl." Put herself through college,majored in political science, and decided that changing her name was the best decision she ever made. She'll probably see this comment at some point, too.
Hi, Sara!
'Skinfolk.' Lol.
i don't know her but hey Sara, hope all is well.
Nobody can pronounce my kids name and she's the color of Elmer's glue.... its spelled different but it's phonetic.... people can't sound out words anymore... it's weird.
Classy move, Sara. You scratched a bad hand from a rigged wheel and reverse draw foured their bishop in the library with a lead pipe! Yahtzee!
Tell grandparents there is a famous Black singer named Sarah Vaughn.
My mother-in-law was a delivery nurse for 40 years in Danville Illinois and she had some stories. One black woman gave birth to a baby girl and my mother-in-law asked her what she wanted as her name on the birth certificate. She said her name is Pee Sue Sheot. The mother-in-law got upset and said she would not put that as the little girl's name. The black woman threw a fit and called the hospital Admin. and chewed them out. That poor little girl's name is now Pee Sue Sheot. You can't pick your parents. What a world. They can blame slavery all they want but it is obvious the real reason is stupidity.
They’re not the only people in the world that experienced slavery. Yet they’re the only people with the world’s dumbest names.
A moment of silence for poor little pee sue sheit.
Finally.... the name we've been looking for!! No more 'Jane Doe' for our newborn!
Yep..that's white supremacy for you😖..being sarcastic
That’s rich. LOL!
"Generational Trauma" = Excuses for failure
Every time
Especially, when you don't have a systemic racist system to fall back on.
*SINGLE MOTHERHOOD* 🤣
A *cancer* on society.
Ive had generational trauma - my Oakland Raiders havent won in 40 years !!!!!
At least youve won a few superbowls. Im from detroit. Its never happened. Haha @freedomworks3976
@@caribbeanbound8357 I feel for you 💔 , next year !!
I worked in the ER years ago, we had an emergency birth come through, baby born in the ER, we literally had to talk the black mother out of naming her baby girl Chlamydia. She thought it was a flower.
I heard about a woman who wanted to name her daughter Shithead, but pronounced shi-theed.
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I heard the same about Placenta.
They spend more time making up a false history than to actually educate themselves on the actual history smh.
sounds like our government nowadays lol
Professor Tony Martin spoke the truth about that history.
@@ginnythwaite Yes, Dr. Tony Martin, a Black Professor who taught college courses with the evidence that Whites didn’t own the Slave Trade. Another small group in our nation did - ships, auction houses and plantations. Very few, only the elite Whites had slaves in their home - ""owned". No, for the people who owned the slave trade.
I already knew this when I discovered Doctor Tony Martin he was a great teacher. His videos./classes were up on TH-cam for a long time. I know that he was getting in trouble with the university, and there was threat of him being removed for speaking the truth. I think they finally did Stop him from teaching!
Surely, many blacks and everyone, everyone else saw these videos too. They were widely passed. And people regularly commented as this knowledge spread so there shouldn’t be people repeating that whites enslaved Blacks in America, because that is not the truth. There are people you can’t criticize., so I get in trouble if I speak plainly There was sabbath on Saturday, so the auction houses were closed.
Please understand., We can be understanding and compassionate, but to be blamed for a false history, demonized, and constantly hear of what is not true, It’s not healthy for anybody to swallow when it happens to them or their people. Free speech is so important. It’s when the dialogue between people is not open, that they can divide us, and when we can’t work our challenges, it’s not acceptable to talk freely. Trump has a gay on him. They can talk about him and slander him all they want. He can’t defend himself. He can’t say anything about them they can trash him all day they have unjustly in court on trial, and he has to swallow it every day. Well., perhaps whites don’t like swallowing. Injustice and lies.
As a black male in my 50's, I totally agree with this woman. Anytime I hear black women naming their kids with weird, nonsensical names, I can only imagine how much drama and a head-ache the mother must be.
I agree and I also will know in my mind that she did it mostly out of white hate.
Assimilate or else!
KyTreFaliesha
drama at home and in the public space. LOL.
@tonythomas1010
Let me guess, Kevin & Keith are now racist against black people?
The crazy thing is I have friends who are actually from Africa and they hear these names and they think they are ridiculous. Thank goodness my mom gave me a name out of the Bible. She never let us talk in slang and always made me and my sisters pronounce our words correctly. Now I make great money and own multiple properties. Thank you mom, I love you!
That is one thing I dont understand about black culture, is the ghetto slang? I dont mean offense but it is probably offensive for me to say, it sounds so trashy. There is absolutely no reason why black people cant speak proper vernacular english. They have the same tongue & vocal chords as everyone else. Why do some black people speak like that? I imagine its just a cultural thing. It is an ugly quality, tbh. I have never met a black person who uses ghetto slang who was a well rounded, respectful intellectual. I am glad your parents taught you to speak proper english & I am glad to hear you are doing well for yourself as an adult. You must have had really good parents.
The names in the bible are hard, too. What are y'all talking about? They are ethnic also. I understand some names are not the best but come on let people live.
@taahiramcgee John, Mary, Joseph? Some real tough ones there
Thank God for your Mother
I'm with you on this one. A name should have a meaning behind it. Just like in the Bible, each and every name had a meaning to it. And that child grew to have a life like that name given. These names we are talking about today have no meaning other than confusion.
These men speak the “uncomfortable truth “
Exactly, and a lot of people can't handle it.
My wife teaches in Detroit, and one year, one of her students' uncles would pick him up. When they asked how he pronounced his name, he responded with, "I don't even know, just call me Mike!"
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😂 yeah. I know a person like that. He doesn't like his name so he got a nickname to make it easier. It hilarious
My Mom had a made up name. She gave my sisters made up names. One day they were all making fun of my normal name feeling sorry for me. I shut them up by telling them that all my life my friends had called me the lucky one for not having a stupid name. They were shocked. It was fun to be able to finally tell them what people Really thought 😅
Typical. Women do something stupid, a male criticizes them for it, they get defensive, join together into a hive mind, and start making fun of you for rightfully criticizing their stupid decisions
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👍🏽 I can imagine the look on their faces 😳🥴😮😯😦
Exactly, they're no better than white folks naming their kids after their favorite character from a book or movie or back in the '70s when flower children name their kids something ridiculous like moonchild or moonlights whisper😂
I'm a white guy married a black woman named Saritha she told me she was named after some opera singer her grandmother heard on the radio
You have a made up name Denise is made up with no meaning
The black lady's rant proves why some people can't be helped. Even if we accept her reasoning, which I don't, why is it ok to saddle your children with your generational trauma? Ridiculous.
The black lady is so narrow minded that if she fell on a pin she would be blind in both eyes.
Maybe her grandparents or great grandparents generational trauma, not hers!
Don't tell me that it doesn't matter what kind of a name a child is given. You wouldn't name your kid "Shitstain".
@@thingfish000Years ago, I was listening to the Al Rantell radio show in Los Angeles. A woman called in to complain about what her 15 year old niece named her daughter. She wrote the name “Shithead” on the birth certificate. When the lady asked her why she did this, she said the child’s name was pronounced “Shuteed”. She said to her niece that even if that is what she meant, she just named her daughter S H I T H E A D! I don’t know why we let kids keep these babies. Children this young should either have an adult member of the family be given custody or the baby should be put up for adoption. At the very least, they should not be given any form of welfare. It just encourages this bad behavior and is ruining our country. A child cannot raise a child properly.
@@lisabaltzer4190 Welfare recipient's are mostly white though😅. Ony 28% are black.
As a former hiring manager, if I got a resume with a name with more than one apostrophe in it it was immediately filed in the circular filing cabinet.
I'd do the same also
Same here. The only people that I had to terminate were both black men. And I had whites, mexicans, blacks, and asians who I hired, but the only people that I ever terminated for attendance and plain laziness with both black men. Both had a real lack of humility and always trying to get away with something and just liked to argue. I found one of them a sleep in a back room when he was supposed to be working. He had existing warnings already filed and knew if he did it again he would be terminated.
@@Memo-nd6fj I used to use Diversity training days to sit in the back, quietly (since, Straight White Right-wing Christian Male, no one wanted to hear anything from me, anyway) and just observe.
I would then take note of the most vocal and obviously (insert any word ending with "-ist" here) people who seemed to me to be the most unreasonable and then waited for them to give me a reason to fire them, because those were the people most-likely to lose me my job.
Diversity Training and whatnot is not an exercise in team building -- it often has the opposite effect by creating division and rancor where none existed in the first place; it's all simply a means of keeping the lawyers happy.
Because the first defense in a discrimination suit is always "But, Your Honor, we have mandatory diversity training and a top-notch DEI program here".
When you manage a staff for a Fortune 100 you don't care where competence, professionalism and talent come from. If that person is making you money, or making you look good, you don't care what color they are, what sort of wedding tackle they're packing, or who they sleep with.
The only color visible is GREEN.
Isn’t one apostrophe enough?
@@Memo-nd6fj Must have been a job to DEI for.
They want us to pronounce these crazy names with apostrophes and intentionally wrong spelling yet they still haven't mastered simple words like "ask."
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@@guitarwill5179 you took my laughing cry face reply! 😂
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ask body spray lol
As soon as I heard her say ‘my mom whitewashed my name’ I knew she had a negative agenda.
Unable to comprehend "clever"?
Somehow a name easy yo pronouns is whitewashed. Some Irish names can be a mouthful too in current times.
Britney?
@@MadScientist267 Said nobody with functioning brain cells
@@spacequack5470 Thought that was reserved for people who talk about functioning brain cells...
57 years old, none of the black guys I went to school with back in the day had weird “black” names. We had Billy, Michael, Andre, Tyrone, Walter, Reggie, Isaac, ect. So I don’t think this is connected to slavery. It’s a more current cultural thing.
It's not connected to slavery at all. I'm 42 and I definitely remember these kinds of names weren't really a thing in the 80s and early 90s. Hell, all one has to do is look at black athletes and musicians from the past to see they had "normal" names.
@@BiggieTrismegistus
It's why, they could, at least play an instrument
Not gangsta rap
These guys dont sing NOR play an instrument
Such a pity.
@@BiggieTrismegistus
If anything, it sounds like that one loquacious jailbird character from _In Living Color,_ trying to look intelligent by using big, flowery words he barely/doesn't understand. _My understanding was that was meant to be sketch comedy, not actual suggestions._
A more current ghetto thing, more like it
I love how she literally just threw “it’s because of slavery” from the top of her head. You could hear her thinking of the excuse as she was saying it.
Yep, I got that as well
Why make it harder for your child by naming them something ridiculous??
I heard a lady at Walmart yelling: “Mahogany!” I thought she was looking for furniture. She was shouting her daughter’s name. It’s unconscionable to give a girl a name with “hog” in it.
@@Scorch1028 that one isnt great..neither...however, it's a little too "unique"
The girl , could use if for herself , if shes in music, or something
The dingbat parents think it sounds cool in their tiny minds.
Even if you make it easy, people still miss-pronounce!
What makes a name normal? It's just an Identifier
My friend told us a story once that was so hilarious I questioned if it was true. She said at the airport a woman hesitantly asked for Shady-Nasty to come to the ticket counter. The belligerent black woman was yelling at her instantly that her mama named her "Sha-Dynasty." I kid you not.
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Lmao
I think more like you kid us yes. Still funny though.
Wasn’t this an episode of always sunny in Philadelphia? 😂😂😂😂
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Generational trauma is a real thing.
40,000 years ago, these Neaderthals threw rocks at my tribe.
Bro, some days I can barely get out of bed the trauma is so terrible.
LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I bet those rocks were white too....
Man, you nailed it. I about crapped myself with laughter!
@@user-sb8yy6zj4qAll the rocks thrown at white folks are BLACK!
I bet all the rocks you people have thrown at white folks are black!
Never once have i heard an Irish person complain about slavery.
White Europeans were slaves in Africa before there ever was black slavery in America. Africa murdered all the white slaves.
That's because they're too busy working. They don't have time to be perpetual victims
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Asians also
That's because every time an American of Irish descent even mentions Irish people being slaves, a whole bunch of people will jump up and start screaming about how it was "indentured servitude."
"Don't stereotype me!!" said Miss Kwanzaleeesha Febrezia D'ouché Smiff.
Thanks for the belly laugh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That was freaking badass!!!!!
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The ones named after medications they see on billboards make me laugh the hardest. I'm still waiting to find a black chick named after boner pills, that's like a four leaf brown shitty clover.
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Timmy Bob Buckner Jack jimmy jasper billy Jeff Tommy joe Jim Wrangler Tomlinson Connelly Bob Chad Wayne wilbur Abner Carmichael's. Chucky Bob Chauncey Chandler rhubarb Randall's. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I know you guys ain't eeeeeven talking. Country cornfed cheesy ass hick names y'all come up with!!😆😆😆😆
All I'm going to say is that woman has a point because she's absolutely right.
I agree with not naming your child crazy hard to pronounce names but not everyone wants to be Tom Hank and Jane
How well did the name Mike do for black men mr Jordan mr Jackson mr Tyson
Top comment.
Exccept not all of us black women named our children crazy names. Lauren, Megan, and Teddy (Theodore) are my children's names and my grandchildren have sensible names too, Eliana, and Elijah.
@@OTMLAWNCAREwho wants to be shanaynay
"Muh slavery" seems to be the go to excuse for a lot of stuff.
Same with holocaust.
@@klausb1758oy vey!
I agree.
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Especially in situations like this that have *NOTHING* to do with slavery.
Yep, agree. The dems have always made martyrs out of the blacks so they always think they are the victims on everything and never take responsibility for anything. Dems made them lazy.
I work in insurance and see some of the most over the top names all the time, as a black man I always say to myself, "Those parents screwed this person for life with that name." I just saw a news article yesterday where the woman's name was Germikia (Germ - e - kia). Come on my black people, we can do better than that, and stop bringing slavery into EVERY conversation!
Hello Allan
You don't get to purposefully set yourself apart, then complain when you don't fit in or are treated as though you're not part of the group. If you want to belong, ACT LIKE IT!
Victim mentality
@@getjacked1that is a nice way to say looser
Preach 👏🏿👏🏾👏🏼
I’ve always been convinced that black women grab a bunch of random Scrabble tiles and then fit them together into something that resemble a name.
When they are patting their head all the time it’s not to scratch the itch, it’s to think.
and always looking for that double score word , using the letter "X" .
Hey!! We got us some "Lemonjello and Orangjello" action goin'!!
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And then drill small holes into the tiles and weave them into their hair like a macramé project (it's a joke, it's a joke).
I think it's cruel to give a baby a name that is SO incredibly unique and unusual that few people can pronounce it and even fewer can spell it. I think people often lose out on getting a job because of their unusual name.
true.
My friend’s name is Edgie and he had a hard time looking for jobs when we were growing up. But now he’s a hygienist. :D
And did you catch what the (pro weird name?) woman said?
Wouldn't be a problem if everybody spends the time to learn the wack job name. As a representative of the human species I say, "blo me".
@@jeromerelayson3850 the doctor that does vasectomies in my area, his name is Dr. Hackemoff. True story
La-Kway-Kway 😆
These guys have a lot of common sense. Something a lot of people don't have these days.
What the heck// does Slavery have to do with naming their kiddos “weird” names 🤦🏻♀️ STOP with the “Slavery” everything to them is about Slavery!
it's called a liberal making up some justification and excuse
She was lying 😂.
@@lonayork591No, she's stupid. I'm sure she actually believes that.
I 💯 agree, it's way past rediculous now.butvtovrach his own, and parents, just remember that your child has to go through their lives with that name, unless they change it later.
Everything is about slavery to these people, I bet they don’t know that millions of Europeans were enslaved in north Africa, and all races have been enslaved at one time, in those days slavery was common, and a thing that was done through out history, only people that constantly complain and live in a past they never endured is the blacks
“Generational trauma” lol. The older lady is right about the ghetto, ridiculous names. It’s hard to take someone seriously with names like that.
I had a coworker years ago that was black who named her son, Colby. When I complimented his name, she told me that she didn't want to name her son something that sounded too ethnic because someone would eventually be reading his resume and determining his opportunities. She said with a name like Colby, they can't determine what race you are until you are at the interview. That was almost 20 years ago. I'm sure he's done well for himself given he had such an intelligent mom with such great foresight.
Colby, Tyson, etc, dont sound strong to me.
I believe men struggle today over these types of names as well
@@kathleenking47 I don’t see anything wrong with those names in particular. I don’t think a name can give strength . But a person can give a name strength . Good example is Adolph. 1 dude ruined a generic name in many parts of Europe .
@@kevmofulDolph Lundgren swerved the link
Until now
Well, the B single mothers of today know with absolute certainty that the one thing their bastard child is NEVER going to have to worry about is someone seeing his or her get-toe name on a job application.
@@kathleenking47 Yes because some names sound weak and a little feminine for a man. Colby and Tyson are two of them. I'm not making fun just pointing a fact out.
As a black American I agree with this woman it's ridiculous as a teacher because the parents can't even spell correctly and expect the teacher s to pronounce the ridiculous name that isn't spelled correctly it's completely wrong. It confuses people and totally undermine s our entire alphabet.
I went through this with my grandson. They were going to name him something that i thought would be overlooked on resumes and judged to be something he is not. They changed it. He is a teen now and thanks me all the time. At first he didnt understand why i was so insistent? Now he gets it. Let the kids fit in.
What was his original name supposed to be, if I may ask?
As George Carlin used to say, words themselves are neutral. It's the emotional response people have to certain words that make them good, bad, uncomfortable or whatever. "Tyrone," for instance, is a badge of honor in some communities, but a red flag in others.
You made this up. Stop it
When I was a manager, I would not hire anyone who had a name such as d'quantavious or shaqueeta. Now I'm 100 percent Black, but I didn't want to have to figure out how to say it and it is ghetto to me. Now, if I would weed out folks with names like that, what do you think white folk are doing with the applications.
@@Tomkatt877I passed up a few resumes simple by the names. The position was for office assistant.
I was a school teacher for 30 years. I have often wondered if some of the kids parents were drunk or high? Name your kids whatever you want but don't be ridiculous! Names do affect their futures.
Unfortunately these parent(s) were probably drunk and high from conception onward.
Crack baby names
Statistically it’s probably weed and Hennessy
Substitue teacher here. I ask the kids to pronounce them for me. They already think we're stupid as substitutes so I let 'em run with it. 😁😁
At least they are all letters and not :;'""", symbols and shit.
It's a pretty sad existence when all you have to hold onto is something that happened over 100 years ago and you don't even know the real history of it.
She legit just said that they name their kids those names in remembrance of slavery. So slavery dictates how you live and the choices you make?? How does that make any sense
As a black woman named Danielle, I see this as an absolute win. Hahahha keep it up.
My Premier here in Alberta Canada is named her name is Danielle Smith 😅
It’s a very nice name too
You don't happen to have a daughter named Danyah do you? I once knew a very lovely young lady named Danielle whose daughter was my daughters friend in kindergarten in CA...
@@covered1983: *AlJahmarQwavius DeRonVeltay RayShawn'Otell* ...Jones.
Danielle is a pretty name.
I'm a rideshare driver and when certain names pop up I cringe, and then immediately know what type of passenger I'm getting.
Lmfao facts
Im sure its the opposite for college football scouts
Yikes, I'm sorry you gotta deal with that
You see the name and cancel immediately.
@@I.identify.as.a"my first draft pick is DaShawn Marquise Jackson"
As a black man the white lady has a point!
As an Israelite, you should ask, why listen to a group of people who don't even bathe regularly? Nor do they wipe their asses.
@@Christ_is_a_black_manmy comment were erased. I asked should my cousins his name Hiawatha include myself should we change our name because you chose not to pronounce my name correctly. ? Why is it that every other group or community foreign immigrants all have 10-29 letters for a name and very hard to pronounce as well. Are yall telling them how you feel about their gods given chosen names ? Hypocrisy doesn’t make sense. So it shows Americans judge off names 😂 insane.
@srozier4359 Yes, it is insane. Just like it's insane to WALK out out the stall without washing your damn hands.
@srozier4359 Great point. These devils are the same way about English language. When my people start speaking Spanish, these devils get nervous as hell.
@@Christ_is_a_black_man we use bidets..who the fuk wipes their asses anymore..
And we use shower heads..bathing is nasty
It has NOTHING to do with slavery and EVERYTHING to do with trying to be unique ,original and special but most times they're misspelled and ridiculous sounding..imo..and I'm black by the way .
I knew you were black without stating it ( because you're uneekiquita , I mean unique )
I'm black and Caribbean and I endorse this white woman' message!
That the kinds of names black Americans give their kids aren't used elsewhere (like the Caribbean for example) is a big hint the names have nothing to do with slavery. I sometimes think Americans, _especially_ black Americans, forget that slavery didn't only exist in the US.
Me too in a 98% black population in my country.
@@BiggieTrismegistusand white people were slaves too in history. All races were at some point to someone.
Tether
Yo tambien😂😂😂
This is a legit statement just like hippies having kids named sunray or meadow 😂
I knew a woman who named her first child Misty and her second Sunshine. When she got pregnant again, I suggested she name the kid "Partly Cloudy with a Chance of Afternoon Thundershowers." She didn't like the name. But it fitted in with the others. I think she named the kid Angela...
saw a girl on "whose line is it anyways" named "timory" everyone was like "ah a child of the 60s". it was the most unique hippie name i ever heard honestly lol
Frank Zappa named one of his kids MOON UNIT.
@@texascat331And Dwesil,
Gonna be honest, Meadow is a lovely name.
My ex’s family is black and a few of their family names are Michael, Annie and Megan. Very “normal” names. The kids are well adjusted, some have college degrees and are successful. Often times you’re name has a big impact on your life
Studies have proven that names have a big impact as well. For example, people with the last name Ball were more likely to become professional athletes.
@@SweatySockGamingnot if the parents gave them the first name Sacko
I love how people make things up to justify the ridiculous things they do
As a black male I agree 100 percent with this lady.. I literally spoke about some of the names of people I know just yesterday...the most ridiculous part is they expect you to know how to say it and spell it but they can't spell or say simple words like street... smh
"Ask"
I hear you. They're screet smart though. Lol
Nothing but ghetto on the brain you can't help those people their lost in space.
🛵 Aks.
Well, as an Australian, and speaking for everyone around the entire world, it’s a perfectly legitimate question. We have always wondered why this happens.
Fellow Aussie here, I too often wondered naming phenomenon. IMO I don't believe a friggin word the black woman said, She's repeating what ever nonsense she was told. IMO no one knows the original of why African Americans call their children strange sounding names.
From what I understand, it all started as a way to establish a uniquely black American culture with attempts to honor its African lineage. But, a lot more black people understand the difference between culture and ludicrousness-they’re the ones who know where we all come from.
@@chriskourliourod1651 Well, that’s the problem with people wanting to “establish a unique black American culture” isn’t it? You can’t go out of your way to segregate and seperate yourself from the mainstream, and then cry racism when the mainstream segregates and separates you in return, now can you?
Fair point, bub. A Somalian living outside Somalia can dedicate the entire interior of his home to his Somalian background, but the prevailing culture of his current location is where he finds himself when he walks off his property whether he likes it or not.
It happens because the parent is a devout racist and doesn't want to give their kids European (White) names.
I've called this out for decades. It's child abuse.
"Unique" names make it far easier to check backgrounds and know that you have information on the intended person.
True.
I worked at a Walgreens and the company has a discount program. Regulars will come to the register and type in their phone number to activate it. When they do this their first name appears on the register screen. The name I'll never forget: MORONICA. Who the f calls their child a MORON and adds ICA to the end of it to soften the blow?
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Someone who wants to name a kid after themselves.
A... MORONICA 😅
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I wonder if she has a sister named Harmonica.
A friend of mine worked with a girl named T’marra. Her mother named her that because over the course of a week her obstetrician kept telling her “ Your baby will likely arrive tomorrow.“ No joke.
😂😂😂😂
ROTF LMAO!!!🥹😂😂🤣🤣🤣
SO the baby was late. Fits the stereotype perfectly.
Sounds like an Argonian from elder scrolls.
Wtf
I met a Black couple who named their daughter Latrina. They were not happy when I told them Latrine means toilet.
There was a little girl at Children's Hospital of the King's Daughters in Norfolk, Virginia named Placenta. Her 14-year-old mother heard the word during her delivery and didn't know what it meant, but thought it sounded nice.
And "Latrine" is the name of the evil which in "Men in Tights".
I get I got checked out by a cashier at Home Depot. Her name was Levolor Washington.
@@janedoe5229hahaha "It used to be shithouse."
I know of a Tidi Lou. Was actually named after a bottle of Tidi Bol toilet cleaner.
I live in a 50/50 black/white area that still has standing Antebellum homes and slave quarters and I've never met any elderly black people with names like that.
We are likely from the same area. Born before about ‘75, normal name. Born after “Roots” and Nation of Islam’s rise, made-up names.
Because she's full of sh**
@@chriswallace9113 Nation of Islam at least had Arabic names rooted in some history. Not just straight up ghetto and they wore suits too.Better than today.
Same here.
Nope
As a black man, I have both of my parents in my life. Already married when my mom had me. Dad named me Michael.
I was one of the lucky ones.
There’s a definitely a middle ground between giving a kid a name that’s very common, and giving them a name that sounds made-up and goofy. I was against my brother’s decision to name his youngest daughter Isabella, because it’s been among the Top 5 most common girls’ names in the U.S. for the last 10 years.
Your parents are very intelligent people and they know how to blend with other cultures. That's what America is about BLEND don't be different we are all in this country to better our lives and families. We are Americans first then whatever else second.
@@Scorch1028 Isabella may be common but a lot better name than Shicondrakines. Isn't it?
Dont even feel bad about it. Its not your race that keeps you from being successful its attitude and willingness to sacrifice your wants to get your life together. Never apologize for your parents knowing that they need to be responsible decent people despite what the race hustlers say. Tell your parents that White people everywhere thank them profusely for raising you right. You have no idea what its like to live in fear of other people's insane kids. Its not about race its about pattern recognition.8 out of 10 people who have hurt us are black people. We all have a few stories about the crazy black people that hurt us for no reason so we avoid all black people that might hurt us again. Same way people are afraid of pitbulls and not golden retrievers, they have a bad reputation and u can't know which one is the bad one until it hurts you, sometimes you don't have a 2nd chance.
I work with a young man named Michael. He was raised right and is one of the best people I've ever known. He told me one day, if I ever spoke ghetto talk at home, my mother would have slapped it out of my mouth.
I'm a hiring manager....
When I see a resume that has the name LaQueesha, or JaQuavian, etc...I immediately look on social media to see what this person has been involved in outside of work history. Many times I see they were involved in some DEI group or equity inclusion and diversity committee in school, college or prior work. Resume goes immediately in the garbage!
You know why? It's because I don't want some BS employee that feels like they are now entitled and privileged because of the color of his/her skin and will inevitably cause problems.
Well said
Nice
Since you’re a hiring manager, I’ve got a question for you. I have been passed over for hiring in the past because I have zero social media presence. When asked why I don’t have social media, I tell them I value my privacy. I’ve been told having zero social media presence is problematic because it means I have something to hide. I have zero criminal record and a good resume. If you Google my name, the most prominent thing that comes up is an article from my hometown newspaper of me getting an Army Commendation Medal for Valor when I was deployed to Iraq. Part of me thinks it’s an out for companies not to hire a veteran, and part of me thinks it’s because they can’t spy on me. Why do you think companies have passed me over for not having a social media presence?
True. It doesn't matter the race. if they are involved with DEI shenanigans, they are trouble.
@@bucknasty69 Great question and thank you so very much for your service. Personally, I think all military, police and fire should be receiving minimum 100K per year. I digressed... Back to your question...yes, having a social media presence is a nice-to-have, but should not be a requirement. I think you might want to open a LinkedIn acct. Just put your profile picture, a nice summary of accomplishments, and make sure your resume on LinkedIn matches your resume that you'd send to a recruiter! I can't tell you how many times I've received resumes that don't match their LinkedIn profile. That's a big RED FLAG. That said, I would not post anything else other than what I've mentioned. Too many people get on Facebook, Instagram, etc. and post their life stories and all the drama and how they were involved in some 'equity inclusion' crusade while college or a prior workplace. Those people I would not hire if they were the last people on this planet. They are nothing but trouble because the moment you try to discipline them or provide constructive feedback for something they may have done incorrectly...they scream racism, claim they'll sue, etc. All hiring managers I know avoid those idiots at all costs.
Working in Human Resources for 32 years, I’ve seen it all… The interview process is stressful all around. However, if we received an application with a ridiculous 6 syllable name accompanied by dashes and apostrophes we simply trashed them. Sorry, it saved time and made it less stressful for everyone. To these parents I say- “ How beneficial was this ridiculous name for your child”- You just destroyed a possible opportunity in his life!!
Ignorance is bliss with them. Verry narrow minded. But you have to admit they keep trying to be different but always fail.
"you know the response is the preprogrammed kind.....something like "We's never hads the chance in the first place with you white folks anyway so we don't keer"
that's actually considered discrimination
@@christinabt1436would mever be able to prove it. I tossed a lot of resumes when I had to screen applicants
@@christinabt1436Good luck proving that.
The lady was not making fun of your names. It was a legitimate question. I had 3 "tamekas" in my 8th grade class and each one spelled their names a different way.
My brother knows a black dude who had a baby girl in the early 00’s. He was so proud when he showed my brother her picture and told him her name. They’d named her “shitey.” Spelled just like that and pronounced “shy-tay.” My brother pointed out the obvious and said people would call her “shit-ee.” The family ended up changing her name to something else. 😂
That's cap.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 This literally has me laughing in bed at 8:30am. 😂😂
😂😂😂
If they had just spelled it ShyTay, it would not have been a problem. (BTW - I wrote this comment after laughing for a few minutes)!!.
I can just hear it now - Yo!, where Shitey at??
Seriously, you have to think about the bullies. One of my parents wanted to name me Phyllis, and the other said no because the other kids might call me Syphlis. Sure enough, I knew a kid named Phyllis in school, and guess what her nickname was. Glad it aint me.
When I was a LEO, I was conducting a child abuse investigation with a black family. The child's name was your typical 2016 black child's name, which required me to hand the mom my notepad, to have her write it out. For fun, I asked the mom several times how to spell her child's name, each time she spelled it different. Even the black female DCAF worker found it amusing afterwards...
@@user-qx3uu7sq2r- 😂
As a black woman I associate the Shay Shay names with poverty. And I admit my stereotypes of them take over. When I help people with their resumes I suggest using initials, that way they can at least get in the door for an interview. Think about it, when you hear these names do you wonder if the person is black or white?
Lol that's my daughter Nick name and she a blonde blue eyed and dresses fabulous.
I promise you that some people who do hiring will automatically toss a resume with a name like Shontay on it.
My wife's name is Tekila. The first thing people ask me is, "Is she black?" No, she's white, just like the Tenisha I dated before her.
@@jasonbradley2807I’ve never met a white woman with a name like that.
@@jasonbradley2807I see white women with these names all the time in my profession.
There was a little black girl in school the teacher and kids were calling her Leah. The mother got mad, saying, "Why is EVERYBODY calling my daughter LEAH! It was spelled Le-ah. Pronounced Le dash ah. She pronounced the dash.😂
omfg, that is too funny! I guess this is what happens when you allow people who can't hardly speak/read/write, the authority to make up a name. It gets even worse, when these same people have a personal complex and put it onto the unsuspecting child.
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Le Hyphen Ah
Seen em on Springer with names like " Dron'Velle " 😂
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I remember many years ago when my Mom, who was a public health nurse that visited public schools, told us about a little girl that she had met one day. She could barely contain herself laughing when she told us that this child's parents had named her Placenta. We still laugh about it to this day. Just because you like the sound of it doesn't make it right. Don't do that to your kids.
😂 that poor kid 😁
Had someone say they wanted to name their baby placenta. The doctor had a fit!!! Why do want to name your baby afterbirth??? The girl had no idea that is what it meant.
La 'Trine
But was it spelled Pla'centa?
Placenta and Candida have become somewhat common names in certain races, most likely out of pure ignorance, but whatever.
I worked with a lady named Tamaranesha 🤔. Often black kids names aren’t created in the spirit of “slave heritage, etc”. It’s just blacks trying to be different. More often than not, trying to be different creates more troubles than needed. Thats what the white lady was asking about. As a black man I find it very head scratching some of the names I’ve come across.
I guarantee her last name was Judeo Christian or European.
I know someone with a similar name. She's a strange woman, one can tell from a distance that she's not right in the head. Wonder what happened to her that she was given a weird name and ended up unstable...
The worst I have personally come across is Shithead -- pronounced Sha-theed. But there are plenty of others that are almost as bad. Some are even worse. My father worked in a hospital when he was in college. He said a woman named her kid Syphilis -- pronounced Sa-phyllis. The women who name these kids say the names of "pretty" and they are "different." But they ruin a kid's life.
I also find it weird that ghetto women like to name kids things like "Diamond", "Mercedes", and other things they can never afford.
@CCoburn3 You saw Shithead - Sha theed in the same damn video my daughter & did and lol'd. Stop lying! Why do ppl come on the internet to claim the stupidest shit? Even my hubby has seen the video and know Sha-theed! Did you work with Sherlissa too???
I like how the onus is on all of the rest of society to "take the time" and bend over backwards for kids that have weird names. Really undercuts the level of entitlement they expect.
Underscores, you mean
I have a young neighbor who's name is Jemima and she is proud of her name. Love it!!
Jemims is an actual name, though. It’s not ghetto. It’s English.
Jemimah is a name in the Bible.....daughter of Job.
My Dad and Mom gave their 10 children Christian names because we are Christians. In fact, when I was in school all the way through high school all the BGs & BBs had regular names. It's cruel for these mothers to give their own children these unheard-of, hard-to-pronounce-and-spell names. That young impressionable child goes their entire youth hearing "Huh?", "Say that again", and "Please spell that for me" all the time while kids with common names are seated and watching all this play out. It's deeply traumatizing.
I heard the bizarre name “Kee-Sheh-Neesha”. 😆
Oh yea, I still get asked how to spell my 4 letter English last name! LMAO
They didn't want to name their daughter Jochebed or their son Kohath. Those are biblical names, too. Or did you think they only named their children the Roman names in the new testament. Geez.
@@taahiramcgeeThe names Jochbed and Kohath are Hebrew names (please forgive me if I misspelled those names). They are not names that the mother just made up. Many of our American Black children have names that their mothers simply made up and those names have nothing to do with with African or American culture.
What in Thee Hell is a Christian name,, 🤔🤔
Can you imagine going through life where every single person you meet can't pronounce your name? Especially in school? 🙄
it would be so embarrassing
My name is janna…been mispelled and mispronounced all my life…as a white woman…think i’ll start saying i’m part black🤣😂…white as the driven snow! Maybe it’ll get me some stuff though, right? Never bothered me a jot.
@@bellla333how is that embarrassing
Or spell your name - because it better have an apostrophe in there who knows where.
I've always wondered why do many black parents burden their kids with hard to spell names.
I used to have a boss that told me when he would get applications with ridiculous names on them that they would go straight in the trash can.
As they should
When u see certain things, whether it's blue hair,nose rings, strange names,or a whole body of tats u just know as an employer that hire is not going to be worth the hassle and move on to the next applicant. I know it's not fair but life is not fair.
@@worldover4616But tattoos and piercings aren't an immutable aspect of a human body. They *chose* to get that ridiculous ish on themselves.
@@worldover4616couldn't help names, but rest, is self inflicted
When people pierce their nose bridges, the HOLES never GO AWAY like tattoo removal
What's always blown my mind is; why would you make a made up african-sounding name that has no base in any language and has no meaning...
Instead of looking up African names and giving them to their kids, being able to explain that their name has meaning.
So this.
Exactly, the only time they actually have proud good names is when they borrow them from other cultures accidentally because they sound black like Darius, who was a Persian emperor and the most powerful man in the world during his reign, the founder of a great dynasty.
You have to be able to read to do that
You would need to be able to read and write to do that and that's "acting white.."
@@travisbickle1951 Yes. Ruled 50M people or 10% of the earth's population at that time.
Because they think it's unique and different when in reality it just spells U-N-E-M-P-L-O-Y-A-B-L-E.
A name makes you unemployable? 😂 these comments are killing me. There’s No way you’re a full grown person that believes that bs lmao
@@Vince888 that's what I'm saying, it's a name. Just using that as another excuse to be racist, and the people in the comments who are saying they instantly throw out resumes when then see the name should be unemployed.
@Vince888 I mean I think a majority of ppl feel this way. There is absolutely NO way you wouldn't make immediate assumptions about someone name Jaquarius. Get real 😂
That's very terrible, happening from usa.
How do you stop someone's employment because of name or you preventing them making a connection to their root.
There should be legal case on this in the usa.
There's nothing like racism but discrimination is evil.
We are in modern world.
I pray every Africans bearing their roots to keep it up and not lost it cos there were lots of tears at the other end of the ocean every day and persisting for decades In those families from Africa end that lost their precious blood ones to the pains of slavery.
They see them never again and did after decades of years, still crying over the missing ones.
This was real in Africa and those left behind still living today can still feel the anguish pain as the events are still very fresh in Africa.
For foreigners, it's history but in Africa, they are events much like the Sept 11.
Can't be unemployable when they don't want to work........period!!!
Read obituaries. Whenever an elderly black person dies they list those they left behind. The older people had normal names, and as their children and grandchildren are listed the names get increasingly goofy.
Slavery has been around for thousands of years around the world, but everyone didnt change their name to Quantravious because of it.
Yeah.. but they call him Q though.
“What about now, isn’t that trauma for that poor kid?” 😂
I’m glad she has the guts to ask the question.
I used to work at a prison and my sergeant was a no nonsense black woman. Her two boys were named Chris and James. She said believed that she would be setting up her boys for failure if she went with the names you see these days. She wanted her boys to be respected and not looked down on because of their name. She was probably the best sergeant I had when I was working in that industry. She didn’t play favorites but she had your back if you were in the right.
Bill? This is Shaquentrisa! Thank you for the props!
Victim culture 🖕🏼
Chris and James will thank her when they’re gainfully employed and have 0 arrests on their records 😄
I started a job this year and, during the orientation process, i was in classes with a woman who had one of these uncommon names. The instructor asked her how her name was pronounced rather than attempt it and get it wrong and offend her or have it be awkward. Rather than tell him and have it be over with, she had a shitty attitude and kept telling him to say her name. I was pretty glad when he didn't just capitulate. He wasn't trying to be rude, he was trying to be polite and respectful. She was just shitty.
Come to think of it, this chick had a pretty shitty attitude about everything and i was glad when we went to our respective shifts and jobs.
@mworkman3375 - We had someone like that at my last job, too - bad attitude from the start. She got everything she demanded: rides to and from work, lunches paid for, and eventually became mailroom supervisor without the degree they were asking for, or the qualifications. In fact, it was always a one person position, but they started pulling 6 of us per day off our regular admin positions to help her. All of that handed to her, and all that disruption because she's blk.
1. Name your kid a shitty name that no one can pronounce it
2. Get offended at the fact that no one can pronounce a shitty name
3. Profit?
@@kellmac Yet, they think their ancestors built the pyramids.
@@chriswhite3692explain why this white professor is calling the Ancient Egyptian black, th-cam.com/users/liveS_DD4nmyoss?si=cLDsKQqRsuHF-ePh
Some afrocentrist twit named AC just replied and I guess blocked me.
No- Ancient Egyptians weren't black. As evidenced by the fact that most black run civilizations are dumpster fires.
That lady gave the dumbest explanation in the world... She said that black people give their kids ridiculous names bcuz of PTSD...? Has anyone else ever heard that bs, or did she make that up on her own? And I don't know if she's intentionally admitting they are indeed ridiculous, but she's definitely admitting that she agrees, based on that response..
They just blame everything on slavery. Like ANY modern person has anything to do with it at all.
Any time you push back on people like this they always give a nonsensical answer and relate it to slavery and white supremacy.
They literally have meetings coming up with BS narratives to.justify their world views that are governed by rich leftists trying to use them to get more money and power.
The woke crybabies are always saying things like that.
Bet real talk fam we ain't be smart tho on God
Using slavery as an excuse for everything is lazy.
Explain how naming your kid Lemonjello is cultural and not just stupid.
Youre joking.
Sadly no, friend lived in a housing project lady above him had 2 kids Lemonjello and cherryjello pronounched like LEEmongelo and Shereejelo@@iancasleton6356
@@iancasleton6356 He's not joking: one of my friends who taught school had a Lemonjello, his brother was Orangejello.
this joke has been around since the 70's Woman had twins in the hospital and named the 2 babies after the jello because she liked it so much GTFOH @@sailinslim402
@@sailinslim402 There is a white singer who was popular back in the 1960s/1970s named Peter Lemongello.
I know someone who worked in a hospital. He told me a story of a black woman who gave birth to twins and she didn’t have a name for them at birth. She finally gave them names, Oranjello and Melonjello. He was wondering how she came up with those names, when he saw a cup of orange jello and a cup of melon jello on her tray. True story! She was just trying to restore their identity, huh? 🤦♂️
I saw a child whose name was seven. My sister said she had a classmate whose name was Loser but she had people call her Z until she legally got it changed.
@@user-kg8gt1jz8n No, I’m not in Georgia.
@@user-kg8gt1jz8n Wow!
@@user-kg8gt1jz8nI’m in GA lol you mean lemonjello and orangejello? Became I know them 😂
I'm a twin born in 1952..my brother was named Mike the nurse suggested that I should be called Ike in honor of the newly elected president.. if ma had took her advice I'd have the distinguished first name of Eisenhower Pete instead of pirate Pete 🤣
Legacy of slavery?
Did anybody name their kid Jkwan 50 years ago?
Definitely not😂😂😂
I made sure to give my kids names that would not get their resumes discarded right off the bat.
Years ago, I saw an interview with the woman who gave birth to the first child of the year in my city. She was there with her teenaged son, who she had allowed to name her newborn daughter. He named her a jumble of meaningless syllables. He said that he gave her that name because he had never heard it before. I had such sympathy for that poor girl.
what was the name man for fuck sakes why leave us hanging
@@vincenthammons-kd9du Curious myself, but it was probably unpronounceable and hard to spell, so easily forgotten or not easily learned.
I’m black and my name is John, my brother’s name is Dallas, my cousin’s name is Damian, and my stepbrother’s name is Russell. We’re good to go! 🤣
Be careful around your cousin, I think he may be the Devil.
I'm white and purposely gave my children dignified conservative names. I literally thought, what if they want to be president? I think names tell a lot about you and your family. Case in point, I met a guy named Blue. I asked him if his parents were hippies and he sighed and said yes.
I wouldnt have hopes that low for my children. To fall all the way down to the bottum to be president.
When I first heard of the name River Phoenix, I thought, hmmmmmm, hippie parents??? Then, I heard of his youngest brother, Leaf (now Joaquin) Phoenix. Yep, both parents were hippies.
I had a friend (rip) that's name was Kale... I asked if his mom was a hippie. He also sighed and said, 'yes, obviously'. I met her and he was right. I miss him dearly. Ironically, he was on some kind of all meat diet fad, when he died (wasn't the cause of his demise).
@@AA-vl3guthings were different back then. The media and the president were respected positions. Yes, I'm old
Look at the names celebrities give their kids 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
As a medic in Atlanta I ran across a lot of wild names . But the one I had to have the mother spell it out for me because I wasn't sure what I was hearing "Tolightacandel" I had a hard time to keep from laughing.
It’s so interesting to see so many black Americans commenting here and supporting this woman’s question. And to see that these “original” names have literally held these people back in society is quite interesting.
I've been saying that for 4 decades.
I think naming a child something odd, is either stupidity or selfishness. Parent's sometimes don't think about the future their children will face, they only think about how it makes the parent seem, currently. "hey look at me, I'm so unique. I dont care if it makes it harder for my child to compete in life'.
She was absolutely right. I'm black and I also cringe when I hear those ridiculous names that aren't even African.
Crop planting: WHAT to plant, not how to plant. Europeans were well aware of crop rotation, the use of fallow fields, using nitrogen fixing legumes (such as English peas) and fertilizing with fish before ever colonizing the New World.
Um, whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat? How does your comment relate to stupid names the blacks give their kids?
@@margricks @1:17
In South Africa the blacks who are being given stolen land from Boers who made it actually useful are literally killing it right now because they don't understand any such things, that or they beg for the land then sell it for a big payday because they're lazy and hate to work.
She is not making fun of Black Culture, I am Black and it is not my Culture. I went to the Dentist, years ago. They lady came out and called my name to follow her to the back. However, the problem was she looked at the three White Ladies and they told her , that is not me. I said I am, #######. I guess she thought I was a Shakneea, Qua Tina, etc. When I was teaching school, these children could not even spell their own name. Also, they called their Emergency Contact, Big Moma. They did not even know their Real Name. Just Sad.
My dad told us a story of a name he heard once while driving in his truck with his window rolled down through Rockford, Il. in the early 90's. A little boy about 5 burst out of the front door and jumped off the porch, sprinting toward the street. His mom came running after, yelling, "Dequivalent, get yo a$$ back in here!"
Boy, I hope poor Dequivalent is doing well today.
D’quivalent… what did the French do to you?
He's in jail with De'Felontavious.
@@daleweiss9507 right beside the already jailed Kleptomason
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The brother was probably named Delinquent
No lie, these names are getting insane. My kids will never have some absurd name that can't be spelled or pronounced.
"Roots" taught me that the master gave the slaves their names. Which is it? All my black friends (in many different cities and states) had regular names. Started to change in the 80's. This reference back to slave day naming sounds like something out of a studies course and just as made up as the names themselves.
Most slaves took their former masters’ surnames or chose the surnames of famous Americans. It’s why so many black folks are “Jackson”, “Washington”, Jefferson”, etc.
@@chriswallace9113 Yes, and for the most part, they were the last white men to have those names.