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I couldn't finish this article but I did look into the move discussions. Chelsea Manning announced her new identity on August 22d. The original consensus on Au
by paulgb 13y ago
I couldn't finish this article but I did look into the move discussions.
Chelsea Manning announced her new identity on August 22d. The original consensus on August 31st was to leave the article at Bradley Manning due to the wikipedia policy that subjects be known by their most common name. This was not final, and it was acknowledged that the common name was likely to change so it was decided that the topic could be revisited in 30 days. http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Bradley_Manning/August_2013_move_request http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Bradley_Manning/August_2...
By the time the topic was revisited in early October, Manning was commonly known as Chelsea by the public and the article was moved.
I don't see any evidence of "transhate" in this, it's just policy. For another example, Snoop Lion's page is still called Snoop Dogg.
Edit: I'd only read the decision summaries; there is transphobia in the vote justifications.