FYI, I have created a new thread in Names and Society on this topic, as it may be of interest to a lot of readers who don't usually read Name Games. Let's move the discussion over there. 

http://www.babynamewizard.com/forum/mamie

Lucy, I am done with you.  You are the problem here, not me.  You are not listening to anyone, you are attacking people, YOU are the one who is creating the problem and calling people, names, and other things racist and attacking them.  I am not defending racism, nor have I ever defended racism.  I am saying that MAY ME is different than MAMMY.  I am not capitalizing entire sentences, just the names so you can understand and see, even though you most likely will not.  By continually saying "you all need to check your white privelage" you are race baiting and creating a bigger problem.  You offended me by saying my great grandmothers name was racist when it is not, I called you on that, and you have continued to come after me and I am tired of it.  I am not screaming at you, though you are screaming at me.  Who is being the tolerant one here?  You know nothing about me (except that my great grandmother's name was Mamie) yet you are attacking me and my character and I take that personally offensive.  I have never attacked you or your character, simply pointed out that you were wrong (and others agreed with me) about a name.  Mamie Eisenhower, Mamie Gummer, there are many "famous" Mamie's out there, do you think that Meryl Streep is racist for naming her daughter Mamie or that president Eisenhower married a woman who's parents named her a racist term?  No, because it is not racist.   If you do not like the name, do not use it, but do not call other people names or insult their character for using it or liking it. 

Are you saying one of the biggest problem in the black community today is the potential existence of a white toddler somewhere named Mamie? And no, a "proud black woman" doesn't get to define racism. White privilege... I'd argue it's your Black Privilege that allows you to redefine words and names and exercise control over others. Forgive us if we fight back against your constant chipping away at our culture using false claims and accusations.

Sarah- yawn

Alexandra, Arianna, Jasmine, Johanna, Kayla, Lucia, Marika, River, Sadie, Zoey

Tesla- the car?  or the scientist?  doesn't work as a girls name

Amalia, Aleah, Audrina, Allegra, Aviva, Amber, Anita, Antonia, Aurelia, Belle, Brynn, Briorny, Brigid, Brittney, Bronywn,  Claire, Coco, Courtney, Colette, Camille, Calla, Claudine, Calliope, Camari, Corianna, Darby, Devin, Damaris, Donna, Delilah, Danielle, Daise, Delta, Edie, Eden, Emily, Ember, Eliza, Ebony, Elia, Everly, Felicity, Faye, Finley, Francine, Greta, Gillian, Greer, Giada, Gabby, Gloria, Hollis, Hartley, Halley, Hadley, Hester, Hope, Hailey, Isabella, Ione, Imani, Irena, Inez, Iris, Ida, Izzy, Julianna, Janet, Joelle, Jada, Joslyn,Jessamine, Jana, Jerusha, Joss, Junia, Jane, Kaya, Katia, Karlie, Kinsley, Khloe, Kyla, Lindley, Lola, Loren, Lourdes, Lainey, Leona, Lillith, Lyra, Maureen, Mariana, Meridian, Melina, Marion, Melinda, Mimi, Maiwen, Maritza, Mavis, Marceline, Marisol,  Marissa, Malin, Noelle, Nina, Nannette, Natalia, Nahla, Nova, Odessa, Oona, Olive, Paulina, Polly, Peyton, Paisley, Philippa, Pilar, Penny, Phoebe, Quinn, Queenie, Raina, Rory, Rachelle, Rosamund, Riley, Rhiannon, Rosario, Sloane, Sequoia, Shoshana, Summer, Skye, Shiloh, Stephanie, Sheila, Samara, Tamsin, Tallulah, Tierney, Tatiana, Tori, Tiffani, Uma, Valerie, Violeta, Veronica, Vada, Wren, Winter, Whitney, Waverly, Westlyn, Xanthe, Xylah, Yanna, Yamina, Zita, Zinnia, Zora

Donna- A little outdated to me, also the name of a neighbor I have mixed feelings about

Amalia, Aleah, Audrina, Allegra, Aviva, Amber, Anita, Antonia, Aurelia, Belle, Brynn, Briorny, Brigid, Brittney, Bronywn,  Claire, Courtney, Colette, Camille, Calla, Claudine, Calliope, Camari, Corianna, Darby, Devin, Damaris, Delilah, Danielle, Daisey, Delta, Edie, Eden, Emily, Ember, Eliza, Ebony, Elia, Everly, Felicity, Faye, Finley, Francine, Greta, Gillian, Greer, Gabby, Gloria, Hollis, Hartley, Halley, Hadley, Hester, Hope, Hailey, Isabella, Ione, Imani, Irena, Inez, Iris, Ida, Julianna, Janet, Joelle, Jada, Joslyn,Jessamine, Jana, Jerusha, Joss, Junia, Jane, Kaya, Katia, Kinsley, Kyla, Lindley, Lola, Loren, Lourdes, Lainey, Leona, Lillith, Lyra, Maureen, Mariana, Meridian, Melina, Marion, Melinda, Mimi, Maiwen, Maritza, Mavis, Marceline, Marisol,  Marissa, Malin, Noelle, Nina, Nannette, Natalia, Nahla, Nova, Odessa, Oona, Olive, Paulina, Polly, Peyton, Philippa, Penny, Phoebe, Quinn, Raina, Rory, Rachelle, Rosamund, Riley, Rhiannon, Rosario, Sloane, Shoshana, Summer, Skye, Shiloh, Stephanie, Sheila, Samara, Tamsin, Tallulah, Tierney, Tatiana, Tori, Uma, Valerie, Violeta, Veronica, Vada, Wren, Winter, Whitney, Waverly, Westlyn, Xylah, Yanna, Yamina, Zinnia, Zora