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“What’s your name?” “Eugene.” “That's kind of an older person's name.” “Yeah ... I'm name after my grandfather.” “Sooo who was HE named after?” “Actually he was named after the only white doctor in town that would see black patients.”https://twitter.com/ReignOfApril/status/1111214705392136193 …
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That awkward moment when you were not prepared for a conversation about historic inequalities about healthcare access yet I’m here waiting like ...pic.twitter.com/DXpuFg2opb
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Also, every older person named Eugene was at some point a baby named Eugene...
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RIGHT!
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Your name is McQueen..how come? We got it from the slave master who owned my ancestors.
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Sharing how you got your name is one of the best ice breakers in a group setting.
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"What's your last name?" *Green, like the color" "How do you spell it, with 2 Es or 3?" "Will someone please look in that crayon box and show me where the green crayon is spelled with 3 Es!"
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My dad’s name is Eugene. He was named after his dad who was named after a character in a Hungarian romance novel.
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Granddaughter of a Hungarian Eugene here - he worked in the Army Air Corps in WWII and then in the NYPD and FDNY before becoming a math teacher. Eugenes rule! :)
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