Black Artists Get Wikipedia Pages At Last, Thanks to an Edit-A-Thon

From LA Weekly:

Two days ago, Stacey Allan, a Wikipedia expert from Cal Arts, and Denise McIver, the California African-American Museum librarian, held an "edit-a-thon" to add black visual and performing artists to Wikipedia. When the day ended, arts experts and everyday citizens had added 15 noteworthy African Americans—who until then had been non-existent on the globally influential encyclopedia.

Read more here.
http://www.giarts.org/group/arts-funding/racial-equity-and-social-justice/black-artists-get-wikipedia-pages-last-thanks-ed
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