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She didn't say ANY ghetto names
She said Watermelon'drea 
She said she would discriminate
and thats a problem
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Fro would u hire someone with the name ?shaquannamanesha?

If she was able to do whatever I need to get done, hell to the fuck yeah.
I don't care if her name was shitonastickdrolaquesha the 3rd.
Why would I give the less qualified Jane the opportunity instead because her name sounds more "pleasant" or "professional"?
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What would ya think when ya seen the name? 
My eyes would be glued to the qualifications.
And of course if there was a name like that honestly I'd know it's 99.9% chance she's Black.
And again my eyes would go right back to her QUALIFICATIONS.
The hell is someone's name gonna do for me.
tbh I most likely would hire them if their qualifications good because I?m not that kind of person. My name definitely falls in the black name category so I get it.
However I would still make assumptions. And maybe suggest a name change 
no ma'am 'ron.
If they'd like to change their name for the office or "shorten" it then that's fine
but i wouldn't proactively say, "Hey, your name is ghetto as fuck, let's change it hun".
cuz ultimately no matter
how u word it, that's how they'd take it.
That's who they are, that's their name. That's the person who was qualified to do the job YOU'RE asking them to do.
Names are sacred to a lot of people. I don't know the story behind their name or who gave it to them.
We're very creative as a people and that's reflected in many things - our names being one of them. I have quite a few "Shatishanima"s and "Daquando"s in my family and I'd be heartbroken to find out that their name got in the way of an opportunity or even find that someone made them feel BAD about their name in a professional setting.
I'd want to beat their ass tbh.
That's why it disappoints me that a person of color could say they'd discriminate. We know what it feels like to be discriminated for something that's beyond our control. Why would you do that to someone else or make someone else feel that way?