User:SusunW

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I am not a hierarchical thinker and rarely believe in absolutes. You and I both recognize blue because someone once pointed at a color and told us it was named blue. I have absolutely no idea whether your eyes see the same color as mine do, only that we call it the same thing. If you want an answer about right and wrong, higher or lower, worst or best, I am probably not the person to ask.

I don't compete, except with myself. I don't write to convey information as much as I write to learn something. Quantity will never be worth more than quality. With those caveats in mind, my personal challenge for 2024 is to see how many redlinks I can turn blue in a single chain from one article to the next. No daisy chain, linking back to a previous article. To make it even harder, I started in Africa. Fathia Bettahar led to Pan-African Women's Organization and then to Ruth Neto, who was the sister-in-law of Maria Eugénia Neto, who took me to Marcela Pérez de Cuéllar, who led to Maria Pia Fanfani, who rescued Amelia Barbieri, who led to Fatuma Ndangiza, who worked with Mo-Mamo Karerwa, who led to Josephine Lemoyan, who worked with Oda Gasinzigwa, who was a speaker with Scholastica Kimaryo, who wrote a book with Anne Shongwe, who was the sister-in-law of Susan Wakhungu-Githuku, who wrote about Norah Olembo, who led to RoseEmma Mamaa Entsua-Mensah, who worked with Obioma Nwaorgu, who led to Deepa Pullanikkatil, who spoke with Doreen Othero, who worked with Valerie Nyirahabineza, who worked with Hodan Addou, who worked with Litha Musyimi-Ogana, who organized a Women's Peace Train, whose passengers visited Olga Medvedkov, who met with Danielle Grünberg, who toured with Heidemarie Dann, who served in parliament with Waltraud Schoppe, who was studied by Joyce Mushaben, who was reviewed by Elisabeth Krimmer, who wrote about Elizabeth Harriet Davies, who was written about by Julie Wheelwright, whose work was reviewed by Phyllis Reeve, who was the granddaughter of H. B. Richenda Parham, whose residence was described by Jane L. Parpart, who co-authored works with Rebecca Tiessen...

This user has been on Wikipedia for 10 years, 3 months and 12 days. It is approximately 3:32 AM where this user lives.

This user is a participant in WikiProject Indigenous peoples of North America. This user is a participant in WikiProject Women's History. This user is a participant in WikiProject Feminism. This user is a member of WikiProject Intertranswiki.

NEWS This user has access to Newspapers.com through The Wikipedia Library. This user has access to JSTOR through The Wikipedia Library. MUSE This user has access to Project MUSE through The Wikipedia Library. This user has access to Cambridge University Press resources through The Wikipedia Library. NA This user accesses Newspaper Archive via The Wikipedia Library. OUP This user has access to Oxford University Press through The Wikipedia Library. ASP This user has access to Alexander Street through The Wikipedia Library. EBSCO This user has access to EBSCO resources through The Wikipedia Library. Gale This user has access to Gale through The Wikipedia Library. Hein Online This user has access to HeinOnline through The Wikipedia Library Fight the gender gap: write articles on women This editor has been awarded the Wiki Loves Women's #15 Challenge Winner Barnstar This user makes women green.

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• Wikipedia:Free English newspaper sources
• Wikipedia:List of online newspaper archives
• black press archives

After a <ref> tag and a citation template such as {{cite journal}}, add:

   then= |via = [[Newspapers.com]]}} {{open access}}</ref> "change "www-newspapers-com.wikipedialibrary.idm.oclc.org" to "newspapers.com"
   then= |via = [[Newspaperarchive.com]]}} {{open access}}</ref> sign on with the WP library, sign in with your free account log in once you are logged in. To save a clip, change "www-newspaperarchive-com.wikipedialibrary.idm.oclc.org" to "newspaperarchive.com" 

Links in multiple page articles can be inserted by placing [] around the link in the page field, i.e. http: link (space) #

To cite a "page" is an e-book use "|loc=Chapter x (Search phrase "blah blah")}}

In cases where there is a different DOI for the book and a chapter, insert the book DOI in that field and under chapter render as |chapter=[[DOI:10.xxx|chapter name]]

To use an ancestry link from the WP Library: https://www-ancestryinstitution-com.wikipedialibrary.idm.oclc.org/discoveryui-content/view/53224993:62209?_phcmd=u(%27https://www-ancestryinstitution-com.wikipedialibrary.idm.oclc.org/search/?name=Obioma_Nwaorgu&birth=1948&successSource=Search&queryId=0561762d-7669-44bd-b925-430323e06cc9%27,%27successSource%27)

To find a particular edit in an article, go to the article history. At the top, select "Find addition/removal". Input distinctive text in the "search for" box, "start" below, and wait.

• Internet Archive Scholar

After citation

• {{subscription needed|via=[[Project MUSE]]}}
• {{subscription needed|via=[[Cambridge University Press|Cambridge Core Orlando Project]]}}
• {{subscription needed|via=[http://www.oxfordreference.com/ Oxford University Press]'s Reference Online}}
• {{subscription needed| via=[[Alexander Street Press|ASP: Women and Social Movements]]}
• {{subscription needed|via=[[Cambridge University Press]]}}

{{#tag:ref|Blah blah all the text I'd like to include in the note <ref>reference for that text</ref>|group="Note"}}

and then at the bottom of the page, above the usual {{reflist}}, in a subsection called "Notes",

{{reflist|group=Note}}

• Native American history
• Women
• Gender

• User:SusunW/DYKs

Women in Red table

(In no way am I insinuating that there are not others whose contributions may have been greater than mine)

• Choi Hyung-sook
• Alma Joslyn Whiffen-Barksdale
• Donna Shirley
• Josefa Toledo de Aguirre
• Martha Roth
• Mercedes Quintana
• Teresa Incháustegui