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Originally Posted by Daoust
Funny you should mention those names, because Marquita and Shaquita were our third and fourth choices for our white anglo saxon daughter to be...  |
hehe...I was wondering when I was writing that. After I posted I was like...oh no, but I have seen a difference in names teaching in various areas. However, names don't have boundaries really. When we were thinking of having kids, we've sinced changed our minds, I was thinking Giovana for a girl. We aren't Italian, but I love the name. Just looking at the name almost makes me want to change my mind, but no, raising my teenage step-daughter is enough.
I had a friend named Lachelle growing up and her sister was Raquelle. People expected them to be black. Names are funny things.