Talk:Louis Wright (American football)

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This redirect was turned into an article about Louis Wright, a minstrel. As Google only returns one article and a cite of that article in Wikipedia (Minstrel show), Wright is apparently not notable enough for his own article.--DDerby-(talk) 08:32, 10 November 2005 (UTC)

Well, seemingly he was lynched and had his tongue cut out for cursing at some white people. I think someone like that deserves an article. Also, if someone takes the time to *create* an article, how can it not be notable enough for inclusion? Worried the print version might not fit in your cupboard? Why would it be a bad thing to include every damn one who was ever mentioned anywhere? Those who don't care will never notice, and if just one cares: Score! - Kamagurka 13:31, 4 January 2006 (UTC)