I think the name is too fraught with cultural baggage and negative associations, unfortunately.
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When you look up [name_f]Dixie[/name_f] on Wikipedia, the album cover for the song is 4 men in blackface. I think that says more than I ever could about the name.
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What?!? I didn’t even know that was a thing! That is wrong on so many levels!
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Yeah, I agree with you, [name_f]Veronica[/name_f].
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I also first though if [name_f]Dixie[/name_f] D’amelio
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it’s rather sweet sounding, so I can see the appeal, but it’s definitely one that comes with heavy, negative connotations that are offensive to some (well, most?). It makes me think of confederate flags, and a few other bad stereotypes, so yeah, I wouldn’t use it personally. 
Pixie however, I love 
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I think it’s a cute name, and I actually like the country aspect of it, but the fact that I think she’d get called “[name_m]Dick[/name_m]” as a nickname (either just harmlessly, or as bullying) really puts me off of it.
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That’s horrible. Now I understand why the [name_f]Dixie[/name_f] Chicks changed their name. 
BLM 
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I know someone with a little girl named [name_f]Dixie[/name_f]. She’s the cutest little thing and not country at all.
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Dixie D’Amelio is a tik tok celebrity 
Like all honesty I have loved [name_f]Dixie[/name_f] since I was little and first saw it in the context of [name_f]Dixie[/name_f] cups. However I have just been turned off of it recently because of [name_f]Dixie[/name_f] Damelio
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Without knowing the negative connotations, [name_f]Dixie[/name_f] as a name sounds super cute, but obviously everyone (including myself) would automatically think of the negative connotations, which I imagine would haunt anyone named [name_f]Dixie[/name_f] forever.
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