原Alright, so I have been browsing African American names recently and I'm noticing a consistent theme - most, if not all these names are called something along the lines of bad, urban, trashy, ghetto, lower class, etc. And it truly annoys me. I, for one, do not have a problem with the name Keshawn, and I feel as if this name (and many others) receive hate simply for being African American. I met an African American man a few years ago with this name, and I believe he worked at a school. I did not find him trashy, ghetto, or lower class in the slightest. He was a wonderful person and therefore left me with a good impression of the name. If you want to give a child this name, I say go for it, as long as you are prepared for the racism and classism that will likely be directed towards you and your son.
(I'm sorry for posting this essay I just needed that out of my system).
原I think the name is tough and has class. I really hate the fact that African American names get so much hate. The people who create these names want to be creative and people who are from upper-class backgrounds also like to mix it up a bit too. I mean we have names like Kesha, Amiee, Sage, Ryott, Tu, and Basil that are popular with non-lower class and non-black parents too.
评论时间：2016/07/10
HerculePoirot
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2015年，在美国出生的83名男孩被授予Keshawn的名字。
原The name Keshawn was given to 83 boys born in the US in 2015.
原I don't have a problem with ARTFULLY invented names, but honestly, this sounds like a sneeze: "Keshawn! Keshawn! Excuse me!" Aside, I wish people would drop the race/class directed comments and judgmental attitude.
评论时间：2014/12/02
Pippin
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我通常不喜欢现代的名字，但这一个我觉得可以忍受。我喜欢拼写它“Keshan”，虽然。
原I usually don't like modern names, but this one I find tolerable. I'd prefer to spell it "Keshan", though.
原What is wrong with these parents who take a perfectly good name and then mangle them into these horrendous "names"? It looks like something that some lower-class person might give to their son; trashy, stagnant, harsh, insubstantial (by that, I mean that there's no meaning to it), something that might set your son up for trouble if he climbs up the social ladder; who will take him seriously with an indignity like this?
评论时间：2007/01/27
SSF
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这是一个变种是Keyshawn，由美国足球运动员Keyshawn约翰逊使用。
原A variant of this is Keyshawn, used by American football player Keyshawn Johnson.
匿名用户
译 好吧，所以我最近一直在浏览非洲裔美国人的名字，我注意到一个一致的主题 - 大多数，如果不是所有这些名称被称为沿着坏，城市，垃圾，贫民窟，低级等线的东西。它真的惹恼我。我，一个，没有名为Keshawn的问题，我觉得这个名字（和许多其他人）只是因为非洲裔美国人接受仇恨。我几年前遇到一个非洲裔美国人用这个名字，我相信他在一所学校工作。我没有找到他垃圾，犹太区，或低等级在丝毫。他是一个了不起的人，因此给我留下了良好的印象。如果你想给孩子这个名字，我说去，只要你准备好了可能会针对你和你的儿子的种族主义和阶级主义。 \u003cbr\u003e \u003cbr\u003e（对不起发布这篇文章，我只是需要我的系统）。
(I'm sorry for posting this essay I just needed that out of my system).
CaptainPotatoChips
译 我认为这个名字很艰难，有类。我真的讨厌的事实，非裔美国人的名字得到这么多的仇恨。创造这些名字的人想要有创意，来自高阶背景的人也喜欢把它混合起来。我的意思是我们有像Kesha，Amiee，Sage，Ryott，Tu和Basil这样的非低级和非黑人父母的名字。
HerculePoirot
译 2015年，在美国出生的83名男孩被授予Keshawn的名字。
thesnowwhiterose
译 我没有ARTFULLY发明的名字的问题，但老实说，这听起来像一个打喷嚏：“Keshawn！Keshawn！对不起！ \u003cbr\u003e另外，我希望人们放弃比赛/课堂导向的评论和判断态度。
Aside, I wish people would drop the race/class directed comments and judgmental attitude.
Pippin
译 我通常不喜欢现代的名字，但这一个我觉得可以忍受。我喜欢拼写它“Keshan”，虽然。
slight night shiver
译 前缀真的废除了这个名字。
gaelruadh19
译 这些父母谁取得一个完美的名字，然后把他们变成这些可怕的“名字”错了什么？它看起来像一些低级人可能给他们的儿子;垃圾，停滞，苛刻，非实质性的（我的意思是没有意义），这可能会让你的儿子的麻烦，如果他爬上社会阶梯;谁会以这样的侮辱认真对待他？
SSF
译 这是一个变种是Keyshawn，由美国足球运动员Keyshawn约翰逊使用。