Lists of Popular Names For Non-Hispanic Black Females Born In New York City (2013 & 2016)

Edited by Azizi Powell

This pancocojams post provides excerpts from two pdfs of popular names that were given to  non-Hispanic Black females who were born in New York City in 2013 and who were born in 2016.

These names are from birth certificates that were provided to New York City's Department of Health. In addition to indicating how those names rank in popularity, these pdfs indicate the number of children born in New York City who were given that particular name (the "count.") Names with the same number have the same count. Those numbers aren't given in this pancocojams post. 

These lists given without any editorial comments. Please share your observations about these lists in the comment section below. 

The content of this post is presented for onomastic and historical purposes.

All copyrights remain with their owners.

Thanks to the New York Health Department for developing these lists and this pdf file.
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DEFINITION OF "HISPANIC"
"Hispanic" is a term that is used in the United States that includes people who are Black. Here are quoted from a September 2020 article entitled "Who Is Hispanic?" https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2020/09/15/who-is-hispanic/

..."So, who is considered Hispanic in the United States? And how are they counted in public opinion surveys, voter exit polls and government surveys such as the 2020 census?

[...]

the Census Bureau... relies entirely on self-reporting and lets each person identify as Hispanic or not.

[...]

The terms “Hispanic” and “Latino” are pan-ethnic terms meant to describe – and summarize – the population of people living in the U.S. of that ethnic background. In practice, the Census Bureau most often uses the term “Hispanic,” while Pew Research Center uses the terms “Hispanic” and “Latino” interchangeably.

[...]

In the eyes of the Census Bureau, Hispanics can be of any race, any ancestry or any country of origin."...
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I haven't found any other pdfs or any other online lists of names from New York City (or from any other city/state in the United States).besides these lists that provide racial/ethnic breakdowns  If you are aware of such pdfs or any other such online lists, please share a link to that (those) website/s in the comment section below. Thanks.

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EXCERPT OF PDF FILE - Popularity of New York City Female Baby Names by Ethnicity, 2013 

https://www1.nyc.gov/assets/doh/downloads/pdf/vs/baby-names-female2013.pdf

NON-HISPANIC BLACK FEMALES

1. Madison

2. London

3. Aaliyah

4 .Ava

5. Chloe

6. Olivia

7. Taylor

8. Kayla

9. Serenity

10. Brielle

11. Abigail

12. Arianna

13. Nevaeh

14. Isabella

15. Ariel

16. Faith

17. Makayla

18. Zoe

19. Fatoumata

20. Leah

21. Naomi

22. Skylar

23. Khloe

24. Mia

25. Victoria

25. Laila

26. Jayla

27. Kaylee

28. Zoey

29. Alyssa

30. Nyla

31. Nia

32. Sarah

33. Emily

34. Gabrielle

34. Jasmine

35. Grace

35. Hailey

36. Mariam

36. Gabriella

37. Jada

38. Peyton

39. Savannah

39. Aminata

39. Kylie

39. Aniyah

39. Destiny

40. Jade

41. Malia

41. Mariah

42. Milan

43. Arielle

44. Kennedy

44. Morgan

44. Oumou

44. Paige

45. Chelsea

46. Nylah

46. Riley

46. Aubrey

47. Emma

48. Brianna

48. Brooke

49. Layla

50. Sophia

50. Ariana

50. Elizabeth

51. Skyla

51. Amaya

51. Amelia

51. Fatima

51. Heaven

52. Imani

52. Maya

52. Mya

52. Trinity

53. Aisha

53. Autumn

54. Bella

55. Hannah

55. Summer

55. Sydney

56. Christina

56. Londyn

57. Mariama

57. Paris

57. Sarai

57. Anaya

57. Hawa

58. Michelle

58 Miracle

59 .Amina

59. Amiyah

59. Lauren

59. Genesis

59. Jordyn

59. Leila

60. McKenzie

60. Payton

61. Alana

61. Amber

61. Ashley

61. Gianna

62. Harmony

62.Kaylin

62. Maliyah

62. Samantha

63. Talia

63. Zuri

63. Aniya

63. Eden

63. Lily

64. Sofia

64. Aissatou

64. Aliyah

64. Amira

64. Aria

65. Janiyah

65. Lyric

65. Sanaa

65. Sanai

65. Skylah

65. Tamia

65. Aicha

66. Angel

66. Camille

66. Dakota

66. Danielle

66. Egypt

67. Eva

67. Isabelle

67. Jaliyah

67. Kadiatou

67. Kiara

67. Kimora

67. Kylee

67. Melanie

67. Sariah

67. Wynter

67 Adrianna

68. Alexis

68. Amirah

68. Angelina

68. Asia

68. Avery

68. Emani

68. Journey

68. Kaitlyn

68. Kourtney

69. Madisyn

69. Melody

69. Nahla

69. Phoenix

69. Samiyah

69. Sasha

69. Zaniyah

69. Abrielle

69. Alexandra

69. Bria

70. Giselle

70. Isis

70. Janae

70. Janelle

70. Mackenzie

70. Princess

70. Saige

70. Saniyah

70. Scarlett

71. Shania

71. Zariah

71. Aissata

71. Amani

71. Azaria

71. Esther

71. Jessica

71. Kyla

71. Nadia

71. Precious

71. Samara

71. Tiana

71. Zara

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This is the end of this list of popular names for non-Hispanic Black females born in New York City in 2013.

Compare those names with the popular names listed in that pdf for Hispanic, Non-Hispanic White, and Asian and Pacific Islander.

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EXCERPT OF PDF FILE: Popularity of New York City Female Baby Names by Ethnicity, 2016

https://www1.nyc.gov/assets/doh/downloads/pdf/vs/baby-names-female.pdf 

NON- HISPANIC BLACK FEMALES

1.Ava

2.Madison

3.Skylar

4.Riley

5.Aaliyah

6.Savannah

7. Chloe

8. Olivia

9. Abigail

10. Fatoumata

10. Peyton

11. Zoe

12. Isabella

13.Faith

14. Autumn

15. London

16. Sophia

17. Brielle

18. Malia

19. Amelia

20. Mia

21. Taylor

22. Fatima

22. Arianna

23. Kayla

24. Nevaeh

25. Kylie

26. Nia

27. Zoey

28. Aisha

28. Aria

29. Gabrielle

30. Serenity

31. Khloe

32. Laila

33. Leah

33. Makayla

33. Naomi

34. Mariam

35. Mariama

35. Paige

36. Victoria

36. Zuri

37. Grace

38. Jasmine

38. Morgan

39.Nyla

39. Aminata

39. Emily

40. Lauren

40. Ariah

41. Hailey

42. Layla

42. Miracle

43. Sarah

44. Amina

45. Amiyah

45. Emma

45. Nylah

46. Ariana

46. Bella

47.Chelsea

47. Elizabeth

47. Heaven

48. Amaya

48. Ariel

48. Genesis

49. Jordyn

49. Paris

49. Trinity

49. Gabriella

50. Imani

51. Kennedy

51. Mariah

52. Talia

52. Alyssa

52. Dakota

52. Destiny

52. Jayla

52. Kaylee

53. Kimora

53. Maya

53. Sydney

54. Charlotte

54. Leilani

54. Michelle

55. Aliyah

55. Aniyah

56. Aubrey

56. Avery

56. Lyric

57. Tori

57. Arielle

57. Egypt

57. Eliana

57. Hannah

57. Kiara

57. Mya

58. Anaya

58. Harmony

58. Isabelle

59. Janelle

59. Journee

59. Skyla

59. Alani

59. Amira

60. Brianna

60. Jade

60. Maliyah

60. Sage

60. Zariah

61. Amirah

61. Brooke

61. Kali

61. Londyn

61. McKenzie

62. Nala

62. Nova

62. Sarai

62. Zara

62. Addison

62. Alexis

62. Christina

62. Danielle

63. Eva

63. Gianna

63.Joy

63. Mackenzie

63. Amara

63. Bintou

63. Cali

64. Eden

64. Ella

64. Harper

64. Jada

64. Janiyah

64. Journey

64. Marley

64. Milani

64. Oumou

64. Sasha

64. Tianna

65. Aicha

65. Aissatou

65. Audrey

65. Kaliyah

65. Malaysia

65. Mckenzie

65. Melanie

66. Nalani

66. Princess

66. Reign

66. Rylee

66. Tamia

66. Annabelle

66. Ashley

66. Blessing

66. Fanta

67. Hope

67. Jaliyah

67. Khadija

67. Kori

67. Leila

67. Maimouna

67. Mikayla

67. Mila

67. Milan

68. Sanaa

68. Sanai

68. Saniyah

68. Skye

68. Tiana

68. Violet

68. Zahra

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Ths is the end of this list of popular names for non-Hispanic Black females born in New York City in 2016.

Compare those names with the popular names listed in that pdf for Hispanic, Non-Hispanic White, and Asian and Pacific Islander.

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