the first name cole comes from the abbreviation "swarthy, coal-black, charcoal".
the first name cole comes from the abbreviation "swarthy, coal-black, charcoal".
what abbrivation does the first name cole come from?
"swarthy, coal-black, charcoal"
bullet::::- nat king cole (1917–1965), american jazz singer and pianist









































bullet::::- natalie cole (1950-2015), american singer; daughter of nat king cole









































bullet::::- natalie robinson cole (1901—1984), american educator and author









































bullet::::- nicholas cole (disambiguation), multiple people









































bullet::::- norman cole (disambiguation), multiple people









































bullet::::- norris cole (born 1988), american basketball player









































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bullet::::- ollie cole, irish musician









































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bullet::::- paula cole (born 1968), american singer and songwriter









































bullet::::- peter cole (born 1957) american poet









































bullet::::- philip cole american pharmacologist









































bullet::::- patrica cole









































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bullet::::- r. j. cole, american basketball player
cole (name)
"black like kyra, white like me" has received both positive and negative reviews ever since publication in 1992. often included on lists of controversial children's literature, "black like kyra, white like me" has received backlash for its perceived "racial insensitivity and insincerity ". moreover, in 2000 vigna was accused of " reinforcing negative stereotypes about blacks and positive stereotypes about whites " by a customer of the toronto public library, however "black like kyra, white like me" still remained on the library's shelves for public access. nevertheless, "black like kyra, white like me," has received praise for being both a teaching tool about racism and a reflection of racial conflict and divide. in addition, in pittman 's "whited out: unique perspectives on black identity and honors achievement," vigna's "black like kyra, white like me" is stated to be fundamental in producing and teaching empathy in early childhood development. furthermore, vigna's illustrations have been praised for their attractiveness and ability to lighten up the story's heavy mood.
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