1/ It is interesting... but:
"Boys should be powerful, furiously aggressive, and revered.
Girls should be pretty, happy, cherished and indulged.
That's the message American parents are sending with their baby name choices, based on [an] analysis of modern 'word names.'"
"Boys should be powerful, furiously aggressive, and revered.
Girls should be pretty, happy, cherished and indulged.
That's the message American parents are sending with their baby name choices, based on [an] analysis of modern 'word names.'"
2/ New names exclusive to girls include Allure, Paradise, Pristine, Lace, Happiness, Couture, Heiress, Fantasia, Tulip, Gracious, and Gorgeous.
New names exclusive to boys include Savage, Clash, Diesel, Thunder, Champion, Almighty, Chaos, Trigger, Danger, Power, and Rage.
New names exclusive to boys include Savage, Clash, Diesel, Thunder, Champion, Almighty, Chaos, Trigger, Danger, Power, and Rage.
3/ Seems a little overboard to talk about "American parents are sending with their baby name choices" and then use those as your prime examples. Here are more: 
4/ This article appears to be a prime example of using outliers to put out a broad message like "the message American parents are sending".
