[manc]

Tahisha, Kabreesha, Latisha, Mubreesha, they’re all the same today with most black females.

[Alberta's Child]

What the author of this article doesn't mention is that the employer is often making hiring decisions based on the needs, preferences and attitudes of their customers and clients.

I can't speak for anyone else here ... but for many of my clients, the first time I send someone named Mubreesha to meet the client will be the last time I get to do business with them.

The real issue here has nothing to do with race, and it has everything to do with upbringing. Call me old-fashioned and closed-minded, but "Mubreesha" just strikes me as a name for someone who doesn't expect to be taken seriously.

[Chode]

[Rodamala]

Tahisha, Kabreesha, Latisha, Mubreesha, they’re all the same today with most black females.

My favorite made-up black name for a female is Loquacia. Good for the ones you hear blabbing incomprehensible jibberish non-stop with their looter friends outside the Quik Trip.