"Check the names Tory(1) and Tory(2). The
Tory labeled African-American is rated at 44% and the
Tory labeled English is 52%. Care to explain?"
Was this edited out? I haven't seen it in the thread. I haven't read the whole thing, though...
Anyway, I'd guess the lower rating for the
Tory listed as African-American has more to do with gender; it's a NN for
Salvatore. When I was growing up, the only other (than me)
Tory I knew was actually a black guy, but most people think of it as feminine because
Victoria's much more common than
Salvatore.
Names used for guys that are perceived as feminine are not widely popular.
This message was edited 6/19/2018, 4:39 PM