Distinctively Black names found long before Civil War ...Middle East

Long before Tyrone, Jermaine and Darnell came along, there were Isaac, Abe and Prince.A new study reveals the earliest evidence of distinctively Black first names in the United States, finding them arising in the early 1700s and then becoming increasingly common in the late 1700s and early 1800s.

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