My column on Tyrone
Here is the link to today's column:
https://omaha.com/life-entertainment/local/cleveland-evans-tyrone-comes-in-many-forms/article_44f80d54-217d-11ee-aff4-eb43d22a359a.html
I think it is a fascinating coincidence that the first person with Tyrone as a given name in the USA census was a Black man in 1800, given that it became such a Black-identified name in the 20th century. Tyrone seems to have been well-used by Black parents in the Caribbean and the UK as well as in the USA.
https://omaha.com/life-entertainment/local/cleveland-evans-tyrone-comes-in-many-forms/article_44f80d54-217d-11ee-aff4-eb43d22a359a.html
I think it is a fascinating coincidence that the first person with Tyrone as a given name in the USA census was a Black man in 1800, given that it became such a Black-identified name in the 20th century. Tyrone seems to have been well-used by Black parents in the Caribbean and the UK as well as in the USA.