💨 Abstract
During a medical appointment, the author experiences the common frustration of having their ethnic name mispronounced. They reflect on actor Rob McElhenney’s decision to change his surname due to frequent mispronunciations, highlighting the shared experiences of name mispronunciation across different cultural backgrounds. The author delves into the historical and cultural significance of names, discussing the impact of imperialism and the struggle for identity.
Courtesy: Sharan Dhaliwal
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