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Yes, reputable ethnic papers are RS the way all reputable newspapers are. Look, I'm not gonna push very hard here, but to dismiss the stories I added as "routine namedrop" is inaccurate. Although they are local to cities where he played, the coverage and feature stories I added are precisely the
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worthy of an article despite not meeting them. That -- for instance -- our culture doesn't care a whole lot about women's sports (beyond outliers like basketball, tennis and gymnastics) is regrettable, but if the coverage necessary to meet the GNG isn't there, it isn't there.
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I added some articles that focus on him to the article; I did not add routine coverage about being drafted and game coverage. In addition, there are ethnic press mentions as here
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you think that this article ought to be saved, you have the means to do so ... just find significant coverage for the subject in multiple reliable sources.
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Strengthening my keep on the basis of news coverage already in article, more like this
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