Are Keds a brand that my college students would recognize as kid shoes? In a handout on how to write short stories, I used “Keds” as a brand name. Should I change that to something like “Spongebob Crocs” instead?
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Yes, the example I am updating is 15 years old, which is why I was checking.
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Doc Marten’s, Sorels, Vans, Chuck Taylor’s…
I’m 33 and they’re instantly recognizable to me if that helps.