African American Girl Last Names
A curated list of 100 culturally authentic African American last names for girls. Each entry includes its meaning and, when available, a cultural note for deeper context.
Naming a baby is an early, meaningful step in shaping identity. For many Black parents, a name celebrates heritage, resilience, and culture—an everyday affirmation of strength and purpose. As author Janice Robinson-Celeste notes, a powerful name can help carry a child through life’s toughest moments by reminding them of who they are and what they stand for.
Our African American baby girl names highlight deep roots in the Black community, blending African, African American, and multicultural influences. Current trends honor trailblazing women, cultural movements, and creative expressions that resonate with love, strength, beauty, and pride. This collection elevates authentic names that honor ancestry and celebrate individuality—choices Black families will cherish for years to come.
Looking for more girl names or want to create custom combinations? Use our interactive name generator to find the perfect African American name for your daughter.
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Fields
Collier
Boyd
Pierce
Brown
Smith
Love
Lawrence
Flowers
Jones
Bradford
Evans
Ward
Walton
Blackwell
Benson
Hairston
Graham
Bates
Tate
Richards
Garrett
Parker
Jennings
Alexander
Lane
Hamilton
Steele
Butler
Page
Lewis
Richardson
Dean
Oliver
Harmon
Hubbard
Kelly
Marshall
Wright
Mcgee
Booker
Perkins
Rogers
Foster
Hughes
Singleton
Norris
Logan
Ellis
Hinton
Montgomery
Sanders
Patterson
Collins
Webb
Polk
Hudson
Frazier
Young
Hardy
Lawson
Moore
Ellison
Allen
Burton
Stewart
Jefferson
Armstrong
Wade
Reid
Hawkins
Patton
Long
Barnes
Perry
Cummings
Cook
Stone
Little
Stevenson
Heard
Curtis
Scott
Norman
Lowe
Francis
Holland
Curry
Holmes
Hayes
Ross
Hunter
Greer
Roberts
Kennedy
Garner
Lee
Bell
Wallace
Looking for boy names? Explore our curated list of powerful and meaningful African American baby boy names that celebrate heritage and individuality.
