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Oaklee, Cohen, & Mateo: why are these Gen-Alpha's hottest names? : It's Been a Minute

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Baby names tell a story - about a family's unique history, about a specific moment in time, and even about politics. A survey tracking the top 500 names in states that went red or blue in the 2020 election recently went viral, highlighting popular names like Oakleigh and Stetson in red states, and Santino and Liana in blue states. Brittany is joined by Neda Ulaby, NPR Culture Correspondent, and Naftali Bendavid, Senior National Political Corresp…

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Oaklee, Cohen, & Mateo: why are these Gen-Alpha's hottest names? : It's Been a Minute

Baby names tell a story - about a family's unique history, about a specific moment in time, and even about politics. A survey tracking the top 500 names in states that went red or blue in the 2020 election recently went viral, highlighting popular names like Oakleigh and Stetson in red states, and Santino and Liana in blue states. Brittany is joined by Neda Ulaby, NPR Culture Correspondent, and Naftali Bendavid, Senior National Political Corresp…

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Why Are These Gen Alpha Names So Popular?

Baby names reveal intriguing narratives about family heritage, historical moments, and even political affiliations. A recent survey showcasing the top 500 baby names in states that voted red or blue during the 2020 election has gained significant attention. This survey highlights names like Oakleigh and Stetson trending in red states, while Santino and Liana are popular in blue states. This fascinating insight into baby name choices provides a w…

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