Do you know any African Americans with the name Toby? Especially, under the age of 29?
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I'm sorry i really dont know
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Forget that lame question.\n\nYou have made an avatar of a black man & your name is Nigg. Are you taking the Micheal Fish??
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I always like the name Dorian. That sounds young. So does Aaron. I don't know. I don't know many cool boys names.
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He was born in Nashville, TN.  He graduated from Harvard in 1985, so he was probably born in 1963, making him 42 or 43.  However, I was unable to find out his birth date.  I'm sorry, I really tried.  He may just not want that kind of information public.
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Ignorance.  I live in a community with a large black population and I never hear educated blacks use the word.  The whole "term of endearment" is BS.  Why would anyone refer to themselves in a negative way?  Its a learned response from a household that is probably poor and uneducated.  The truth is that there are many such households in our country.
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My second boyfriend was actually a Michael!\nI was 17 and he was 24 and it lasted for about 4 months.\nIt was a big mistake from the get go, hehehe.\nI am very outspoken and eh... well, not easily overlooked, and he was this really really sweet guy, a little nerdy, a little scared of the world, not too social... i guess we thought that with us being so different, it would work out fantastically. It didn't. I'm ashamed to say that I walzed all over the guy and all he could do was just watch it happen.\nPoor guy. I hope he found someone better since then.
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It's not a bad word, just out-of-date -- like Negro.  I think the history of the mulatto experience (especially in the Americas) and the connotation assigned to the word by some of it's users is what upsets people.  As a 'technical mulatta' I'll tell you...I could give a damn.
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sorry, no. but cody linley has a myspace, which is really funny. and did you know that he is turning 17 today? he is so incredibly cute!
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That has been asked before. The answer is yes, if they now have US citizenship. I am wondering why you say 'list' however. If you are asking in reference to a college application, business loan, or other situation where African-American grants any advantage, expect both opposition and possibly hostility when you attempt to receive such benefits. Keep in mind that we, in the US, presume 'African-American' to refer to a native-born American of African decent.
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My oldest nephew, Matthew.  He had a drug addict mom and an over the road truck driver dad.  He raised his 3 younger siblings most of their lives.  He worked hard in school and got a 4 year scholarship to a school through Disney in Arizona. After graduation he came home and married his childhood sweetheart, Mindy.  He then started his own computer graphics business and bought his first home when he was 24.  Two years later he bought a brand new house and kept building the business.  He's in his brand new custom built house now.  Business is great.  Marriage is great.  I am so proud of him for doing all he has, and all this with no parental encouragement is impressive.  They came to visit today and he is the nicest guy you could meet.  And I guess all of this is why I like Matt.
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Wow I've been answering this question all over Yahoo answers! His name is Daniel Isaac and there's his Myspace \n---> http://www.myspace.com/Daniel_Isaac  ♥
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I am enclosing a link to pages of this name.  If you can use it by narrowing down the search with birthyear and/or state of residence, I wish you good luck!
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Well, I was very young, and lived up north (in the Bronx).  I did not meet a Black or Puerto Rican person until I had to travel to high school.  For whatever reason, they did not live in our neighborhood (and believe me, our neighborhood was not an expensive one).\n\nI know what I've heard about how horrible it was in the south.  I also remember hearing about the hippies bringing everyone closer together.\n\nSorry I can't be of more help.
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“What’s your name? "\n"Puddin Tane.\nAsk me again, and I’ll tell you the same.”\n\nAll I know is the it is considered a "traditional African American children’s rhyme."  I looked and looked...this was all I could find.
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If he's a citizen or resident? Yes. African American.
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Wasn't that show interesting! I could look at henry's parents and tell that he wasn't all black even his great great grand mother looked like she was german! but i am not that surprised by Oprah she looks asian to me! So does mae jamison. honestly the fact that there are a lot of white people that could have black in them did not surprise me at all. there were alot of blacks that passed and went into society with out being discovered that went on to procreate children. So it is very possible for that to happen. i think henry's family wanted to stay 'above " the colour line that is why he was on a crusade to prove his black ness I found it ironic that he wasn't as black as he thought he was.
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have U tried typing their name in search? actually I was hoping 2 C the rest of the answers,sorry  ;D