On Wed, Dec 17, 2014 at 2:13 PM, Michael Guss <mguss@wikimedia.org> wrote:Hello everyone,Here is the proposed social media for a LA Weekly article describing a recent edit-a-thon held in Los Angeles to increase the coverage of African-American artists on English Wikipedia. It would be great to feature this on our sm channels. Thank you for reviewing!t: "He was a lively fixture of the L.A. art scene. Now he has a lively Wikipedia page." 15 black artists now on Wikipedia:Like this one but only if it includes the fact this is about black artists.t: "Unforgetting L.A." Edit-a-thon writes in 15 noteworthy African-American artists: http://www.laweekly.com/informer/2014/12/16/black-artists-get-wikipedia-pages-at-last-thanks-to-an-edit-a-thont: Not Forgotten: "Unforgetting LA" writes in 15 African-American artists into Wikipedia.Like this last one best.f/g: Los Angeles-based mixed-media artist and photographer Willie Middlebrook sadly passed away in 2012, but he and his work will not be forgotten. Millions around the world will be able to read about him and 14 other notable African-American artists thanks to "Unforgetting L.A.", a continuous edit-a-thon held every other month.f/g: "He was a lively fixture of the L.A. art scene. Now he has a lively Wikipedia page." Read more about "Unforgetting LA" and the 15 notable African-American artists now on Wikipedia:LGTM.--
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