Bernie and Pete embraced their first names while Biden, Trump and Warren favored their last names.
As Kamala Harris sets her eyes on the presidency, she is using a combination.
Elizabeth Frantz/ReutersFor Harris, Atir says, using “Kamala” could be “potentially costly.” A first-name reference may lead women to be perceived as less deserving and competent.
“Because of confirmation bias, a clearly identified phenomenon, it’s not good for the candidate, Kamala Harris, to have it continue to go on ‘Kamala,’ ” she said.
… Respect the names that people are given, and use those names with respect.”CNN’s Jacqueline Howard contributed to this report.
Persons:
Bernie, Pete, Biden, Warren, Nikki Haley, Kamala Harris, “ Harris, ”, Kamala, Stav Atir, Atir, Elizabeth Frantz, Harris, Kamala ”, Michael Cohen, Joseph Uscinski, Gail Saltz, ” Saltz, Uscinski, Hillary Clinton, Clinton, ” Clinton, Brendan Smialowski, “, mispronunciation Harris, ” Harris, ’, ’ ”, Georgia Republican Sen, David Perdue, “ Ka, Donald Trump, president’s, Doug Emhoff, “ Mr, Trump, Mike Pence, Morry Gash, “ Kamala ”, Jamal Simmons, Sabrina Singh, Harris ’, “ It’s, ” Uscinski, Vermont Sen, Bernie Sanders, Pablo Martinez Monsivais, that’s, ” Atir, Saltz, Dr, Sanjay Gupta, ‘ Kamala, Kamala ’, ” CNN’s Jacqueline Howard
Organizations:
CNN, Trump, Management, Human Resources Department, University of Wisconsin School of Business, Reuters, University of Miami, Presbyterian Hospital, Weill Cornell Medical College, Democratic, Getty, Georgia Republican, Republican, Vermont, Get CNN, CNN Health, People
Locations:
“, AFP, Georgia, West Palm Beach , Florida, Wisconsin