[ SECRET POST #3280 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3280 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

It's not uncommon for the children of immigrants to have "white" names, though. My parents gave me and my siblings fairly European sounding names so we'd fit in better.

[(Anonymous)]

yeah, i was thinking about that myself when i was formulating the argument in my head the other day :p

[tabaqui]

This. I went to school with several kids who were born in Korea but immigrated, and they had chosen (or had chosen for them) 'American' names. So I was in class with Koreans named Agnes, and Naomi, and Ron.

[(Anonymous)]

This. I went to school with Asians named Jessica, Lily, Grace, Amy, etc.