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By white, do you mean white Hispanic? (A lot of Hispanics look like white people - more than one would think.)
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No, I mean Caucasian. Both of his parents are white.
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BARF.
Cultural appropriation by white granola types is a horrible thing. Next thing you know, white people will be naming their kids African names such as Tsholofelo and Ekwueme.
Makes me think of the short-lived cartoon "The Goode Family" where the white parents named their adopted son Ubuntu. Bwahahaha.
Cultural appropriation by white granola types is a horrible thing. Next thing you know, white people will be naming their kids African names such as Tsholofelo and Ekwueme.
Makes me think of the short-lived cartoon "The Goode Family" where the white parents named their adopted son Ubuntu. Bwahahaha.
This message was edited 6/21/2012, 3:41 AM
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I think they just liked the name. I've only met them a couple of times, but I wouldn't say they're the granola types.
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We are actually Hispanic, but live in an English speaking country. I love foreign names for boys, but I also don't want him to feel like the odd one out. :)
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Oh, sorry. I was just confused by your comment about the name sounding too foreign. :)
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Sorry, I don't think I worded it right. :)
The only reason I said that, is becuase I live in a mainly white area, I don't want him to be teased. :)
The only reason I said that, is becuase I live in a mainly white area, I don't want him to be teased. :)
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I don't think he'd be teased. I think it's a cool name.
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