Tuesday, May 5, 2009

Why do some people give their children ghetto names?

They try to be creative and it goes over board.

Why do some people give their children ghetto names?
They are trying to give them "anti-white" names. This is a fact, albeit a sad fact. Therefore, if their way of thinking is like that - how bright can they be?
Reply:I believe because they don't care. or they have a freaky name themselves.....! i wondered about this too. Celebs names are neat i think,i like Harlow-Nicole Ritchie's baby


's name and Madonna's son Rocco. It depends on who you are. But naming your kid Tasheeda or Maleeka or Jameer,to me is 'different'. it depends on your culture too.


might sound weird to me ,but mean something to someone else..........?!!
Reply:Because they're most likely from a ghetto -%26gt; not the most intelligent -%26gt; they don't think of their child's future and how a ghetto name can automatically knock the kids chance of becoming successful down a notch.





It's very hard to break out of your social class.
Reply:Just because a name is different doesn't mean it is '"ghetto" Are African names "ghetto"? No, I have a African name and so does my brother %26amp; sister. It doesn't have to be a common name but it shouldn't be a burden either. I love my name but I'm still correcting people on how to pronounce %26amp; spell it, still after 4 decades. (It's spelled Richee` and pronounce Re-shay) It is just something to think about
Reply:lol


to be different
Reply:What you consider a "ghetto" name another person may consider a beautiful name.
Reply:Why did you give your children the names they have? Because you like their names........ People name their kids from the social classes they are from, if you are from the ghetto you are more likely to get a ghetto. If you are from a religious family you are more likely to get a religious name.
Reply:Because they like them. The same reason why Madison, Taylor and names that used to be last names are popular in other parts of society.


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