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Posted AT 3:58 AM EST on 14/01/08

No more hyphenated names?

From Monday's Globe and Mail

In 1981, Quebec feminists pushed hard for a change to the Civil Code to allow children to be named after both their parents, a repudiation of the ancestral custom of naming babies after their fathers. There was some logic to the reform: Aren't babies made by women too? So, for a while, many young Quebeckers were known, say, as Thomas Landry-Dion or Marie-Louise Tremblay-Boisvert.

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