Lists of Popular Names For Non-Hispanic Black Males 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 males* 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 all those who developed these lists and this pdf file.
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Click https://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2021/06/lists-of-popular-names-for-non-hispanic.html for the pancocojams post entitled "Lists of Popular Names For Non-Hispanic Black Females Born In New York City (2013 & 2016)" .

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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.

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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 Male Baby Names by Ethnicity, 2013 

https://www1.nyc.gov/assets/doh/downloads/pdf/vs/baby-names-male2013.pdf

NON-HISPANIC BLACK MALES

1. Ethan

2. Jayden

3. Aiden

4. Noah

5. Elijah

6 Joshua

7. Jeremiah

8. Amir

9. Mason

10. Josiah

11. Liam

12. Tyler

13. Michael

13. Christian

14. Jacob

15. Justin

15. Isaiah

16. Carter

16. Daniel

17. Kaiden

18. King

19. Caleb

20. Matthew

21. Christopher

22. Chase

23. Ryan

24. Tristan

24. Nathan

25. Xavier

26. Zion

27. Kayden

28. Logan

29. David

30. Ayden

31. Cameron

32. Anthony

33. Samuel

34. Dylan

35. Jordan

36. Nathaniel

37. Jaden

38. Gabriel

39. Messiah

40. Prince

40. Brandon

41. Emmanuel

42. Malachi

43. Joseph

44. Jonathan

45. Mohamed

45. Aaron

46. William 

47. Jace

48. Jason

48. Kevin

49. Alexander

49. Bryce

50. Ibrahim

50. Amari

50. Micah

51. James

52. Aidan

52. Benjamin

52. Mamadou

52. Nicholas

52. Austin

53. Kaden

54. Aden

55. Isaac

56. Julian

56. Nasir

57. Zaire

58. Eli

58. Blake

58. Jaylen

58. Giovanni

59. Andrew

60. Ashton

61. Cayden

61. Chance

61. Lucas

62. Malik

62. Zachary

63. Ian

64. Justice

64. Preston

64. Evan

65. Kyrie

66. Sebastian

66. Charles

66. Hunter

67. Joel

67. Kai

67. Kyle

67. Avery

67. Jaiden

68. Levi

68. Moussa

69. Omar

69. Richard

69. Abdoulaye

69. Adam

69. Caiden

69. Dominic

70. Jayceon

70. Marcus

71. Oumar

71. Robert

72. Adrian

72. Connor

73. Eric

73. Israel

73. Karter

73. Mekhi

74. Sincere

74. Alex

75. Amadou

76. Hayden

76. Ibrahima

76. Jeremy

76. John

76. Kaleb

77. Noel

78. Peyton

78. Shane

79. Amare

79. Andre

79. Jasiah

80. Kareem

80. Riley

80. Jalen

80. Luke

80. Muhammad

80. Paul

81. Shawn

81. Antonio

81. Boubacar

81. Bradley

82. Bryson

82. Gavin

82. Jayce

82. Leon

83. Malcolm

83. Nolan

83. Ousmane

83. Travis

83. Zayden

83. Amar'e

84. Cairo

84. Chris

84. Corey

84. Darius

84. Devin

84. Jamal

84. Kamari

84. Sean

85. Stephen

85. Adonis

85. Alpha

85 Camden

85. Camren

85. Isiah

85. Ismael

85. Jamel

85. Kenneth

85. Maxwell

85. Myles

86. Nehemiah

86. Samir

86. Taylor

87. Abraham

87. Brian

87. Derrick

87. Dominick

87. Gregory

87. Jamari

87. Jaylin

87 Kameron

87. Major

87. Mouhamed

87. Musa

87. Nazir

87. Owen

88. Patrick

88. Skyler

88. Timothy

88. Zachariah

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Ths is the end of this list of popular names for non-Hispanic Black males 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 Male Baby Names by Ethnicity, 2016 

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

NON-HISPANIC BLACK MALES

1. Noah

2. Aiden

3. Elijah

4. Liam

5. Ethan

6. Jeremiah

7. Amir

8 .Joshua

9. Josiah

10. Mason

11. Carter

12. Jayden

13. Michael

14. David

15. Chase

16. Logan

17. King

18. Christian

19. Cameron

20. Tyler

21. Isaiah

22. Jacob

23. Malachi

23. Zion

24. Daniel

25. Kayden

26. Ayden

27. Kaiden

27. Messiah

28. Mohamed

29. Samuel

30. Christopher

30. Kyrie

31. Ryan

32. Jayce

33. Justin

34. Caleb

34. Nathan

34. Aaron

34. Xavier

35. Tristan

36. Amari

37. Jace

38. Nathaniel

38. Ashton

39. Jaden

40. Joel

41. Jonathan

41. Matthew

42. Prince

42. Alexander

43. Anthony

44. Hunter

45. Dylan

45. Jason

46. Jayceon

47. Jordan

48. Adonis

49. Brandon

50. Bryson

51. Gabriel

51. Nasir

51. Bryce

51. Emmanuel

52. Karter

52. Kyle

53. Zachary

54. Austin

54. Avery

55. Kai

56. Lucas

57. Mamadou

58. Micah

58. Omari

59. Chance

59. Ibrahim

60. Sebastian

61. Joseph

62. Nicholas

62. James

62. Maison

63. Eli

63. Kaleb

64. Adam

64. Andrew

65. Benjamin

65. Ezra

65. Isaac

65. Julian

66. Major

66. Malik

67. Jaiden

67. Richard

67. Robert

68. William

69. Adrian

69. Elias

69. John

69. Legend

70. Nolan

70. Royal

70. Alpha

70. Grayson

70. Jaxon

70. Messiah

70. Kevin

71. Zaire

72. Andre

72. Giovanni

73. Khalil

73. Levi

73. Mekhi

74. Muhammad

74. Ousmane

74. Princeton

74. Sean

75. Aidan

75. Alex

75. Asher

75. Ezekiel

75. Jaylen

75. Kaden

76. Maximus

76. Mouhamed

76. Shane

76. Darius

77. Ibrahima

77. Israel

77. Jamari

77. Jaxson

77. Jonas

77. Judah

77. Kameron

77. Sincere

77. Timothy

77. Amadou

78. Blake

78. Bryan

79. Cairo

79. Charles

79. Greyson

79. Kamari

79. Peyton

79. Preston

79. Victor

79. Abdoul

79. Caiden

80. Connor

80. Derrick

80. George

80.Jonah

80. Kingston

80. Marcus

80. Moussa

81. Nehemiah

81. Abraham

81. Ali

81. Ameer

81. Brayden

81. Camren

81. Cayden

81. Damari

82. Henry

82. Jamal

82. Kyree

82. Miles

82. Myles

82. Omar

82. Oumar

82. Wyatt

82. Zayden

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Ths is the end of this list of popular names for non-Hispanic Black males 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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