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WiR redlist index: BlackPast


Welcome to WikiProject Women in Red (WiR). Our objective is to turn red links into blue ones. Our scope is women's biographies, women's works, and women's issues, broadly construed.

This list of red links covers women listed in BlackPast.org for which Wikipedia lacks a biography article. It is intended to serve as a basis for creating new articles on the English Wikipedia. Please note however that the red links on this list may well not be suitable as the basis for an article. All new articles must satisfy Wikipedia's notability criteria with reliable independent sources. This list was generated using Wikidata and it will be refreshed roughly daily to remove blue-links - no manual editing is required.

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name image description date of birth date of death country of citizenship occupation place of birth place of death BlackPast.org ID item sitelinks
Louisa Burr daughter of Aaron Burr (178_-1878) 1780s 1878 United States of America african-american-history/louisa-burr-1788-1878 Q112239632 0
Annie E. Brown (1862-1918) Methodist Episcopal evangelist and missionary 1862 1918 United States of America missionary african-american-history/annie-e-brown-1862-1918 Q98530967 0
Mary Turner American murder victim 1899 1918-05-19 United States of America Lowndes County african-american-history/mary-turner-1899-1918 Q10327046 1
Julia Jacobs (1874-1960) Julia Jacobs was an important culture bearer for the Suquamish Tribe, now located on the Port Madison Indian Reservation, in Washington State. Although Chief Seattle(Sealth) for whom the city of Seattle is named, is the most famous memb 1874 1960 african-american-history/jacobs-julia-1874-1960 Q98534489 0
Marion Antoinette Richards Myles scientist with expertise in plant physiology (1917-1969) 1917 1969-10-18 United States of America scientist Philadelphia african-american-history/myles-marion-antoinette-richards-1917-1969 Q98583515 0
Carolyn Downs American activist (1953-1978), member of the Seattle, Washington Chapter of the Black Panther Party (SCBPP) 1953-05-18 1978 activist
community organizer
Marshall african-american-history/carolyn-downs-1953-1978 Q115122437 0
Eula Mae Love African American woman (1939-1979) shot by LAPD officers on January 3rd, 1979 in the front yard of her home 1939-08-08 1979-01-03 United States of America South Los Angeles african-american-history/love-eula-mae-1939-1979 Q115463779 0
Lucia Lynn Moses American actress (1908-1984) 1908-12-23 1984 actor Washington, D.C. The Bronx african-american-history/moses-lucia-lynn-c-1906 Q63381148 0
Katie Booth (1907–2005) African American biomedical chemist and community activist. Born , to Joseph Patterson and Ida Coffye. She attended a one room scho 1907-05-23 2005 United States of America biochemist
activist
Gulfport african-american-history/booth-katie-1907-2005 Q63823968 0
Eunice Gray Smith Human computer for NASA 1923-12-31 2006-06-19 mathematician Portsmouth Newport News african-american-history/smith-eunice-gray-1923-2006 Q63968107 0
Tarika Wilsonc African-American woman (1981-2008), fatally shot by Lima, Ohio, police officer Joseph Chavalia 1981 2008-01-04 United States of America african-american-history/wilson-tarika-1981-2008 Q115145887 0
Lily Golden
Russian historian (1934-2010) 1934-07-18 2010-12-06 Soviet Union
Russia
scientist Tashkent Moscow global-african-history/golden-lily-1934-2010 Q42558760 2
Shereese Francis American woman (1982-2012) suffocated and murdered in 2012 by four New York Police Department (NYPD) officers in her Rochdale, Queen family home 1982 2012 United States of America african-american-history/shereese-francis-1982-2012 Q115145860 0
Sharmel Edwards African-American woman (1962-2012), fatally shot by five Las Vegas, Nevada police officers on April 21, 2012 1962 2012-04-21 african-american-history/edwards-sharmel-1962-2012 Q98583508 0
Shantel Davis (1989-2012) African-American woman fatally shot by NYPD officer Phil Atkins 1989 2012-06-14 East Flatbush african-american-history/davis-shantel-1989-2012 Q115452168 0
Charleena Lyles Charleena Lyles (1987-2017) was 30 years old and a mother of four who was shot and killed by Seattle Police on June 18, 2017. 1987 2017-06-18 african-american-history/lyles-charleena-1987-2017 Q63806889 0
Josephine Ebaugh Jones American community activist and business executive (1920-2017), who may have been the first black woman in management at a Fortune 500 company 1920-07-30 2017-12-10 United States of America community organizer
business executive
Cross Hill african-american-history/jones-josephine-ebaugh-1920-2017 Q98531115 0
Véronique de la Cruz French model 1974-11-03 France model
beauty pageant contestant
Saint-François global-african-history/de-la-cruz-veronique-1974 Q2367597 2
Deise Nunes
Brazilian model 1968-03-30 Brazil model
beauty pageant contestant
Porto Alegre global-african-history/ferst-deise-nunes-1968 Q10264783 3
Dale Brown Emeagwali American microbiologist and cancer researcher 1954-12-24 United States of America biologist
microbiologist
Baltimore african-american-history/dale-brown-emeagwali-1954 Q22003841 0
Mary Elizabeth Williams American singer 1977 opera singer Philadelphia african-american-history/williams-mary-elizabeth-1977 Q51841730 1
Anne Wortham American sociologist (born 1941) 1941-11-26 sociologist
university teacher
Jackson african-american-history/wortham-anne-1941 Q63435838 0
Marva Weatherborn Guatemalan beauty pageant contestant, the first black Miss Guatemala and 2004 Miss Universe contestant 1983-06-02 Guatemala beauty pageant contestant
beauty queen
Puerto Barrios global-african-history/marva-weatherhorn-1983 Q63797083 2
Marva Wright Urena Costa Rican beauty pageant contestant, the first Miss Costa Rica of African ancestry (1986-) 1986 Costa Rica beauty pageant contestant global-african-history/urena-marva-wright-1986 Q63806630 0
Muriel E. Poston American botanist, academic (1950 - ) 1950-08-11 botanist african-american-history/poston-muriel-e-1950 Q63807253 1
Tawana Brawley American nurse who made rape allegations in 1987 1971-12-15 nurse african-american-history/brawley-tawana-glenda-1972 Q65658806 1
Vivian O. Lee (1938- ) Vivian O’Dell Lee, a native of Spring, Texas, is the youngest child of Alvirita and Arthur Booker. She was born on January 28, 1938. Growing up, Lee traveled extensively with her mother and stepfather, US Master Sergeant Frank Little, to A 1938-01-28 United States of America nurse Spring african-american-history/vivian-o-lee-1938 Q98534229 0
Beatrice Welters American ambassador and board member, former U.S. Ambassador to Trinidad and Tobago 1951 diplomat african-american-history/welters-beatrice-w-1951 Q112035793 0
Dorothy Evans Holmes American psychoanalyst 1943 United States of America psychoanalyst african-american-history/holmes-dorothy-evans-1943 Q115098133 0
Iman Kerigo Norwegian beauty contestant, the first woman of African descent to be crowned Miss Norway in 2010 1992 beauty pageant contestant Kenya global-african-history/people-global-african-history/kerigo-iman-1992 Q115647482 0
Lois Jean White first African American President of the National Parent Teacher Association (born 1938) 1938-03-21 flautist
volunteer
Nashville african-american-history/white-lois-jean-1938 Q115668792 0
Kenia Martinez Honduran beauty queen (1988– ), Miss Universe Honduras in 2010 1988 Honduras beauty queen global-african-history/kenia-martinez-1988 Q115988655 0
Marcia A. Santacruz Palacios human rights activist and political scientist (1977–) 1977 activist
political scientist
global-african-history/palacios-marcia-santacruz-1977 Q116365324 0
Eliza Ann Dixon Day ( ? – 1800’s) A member of the John Street Methodist Church and founding member of the A.M.E. Zion Church in New York City, Eliza Day combined religious devotion with abolitionist politics.  Day was an active abolitionist who established a patter 1795 african-american-history/day-eliza-ann-dixon Q121302211 0
Petra Hoost first Afro-Dutch woman to win the Miss Netherlands pageant in 1996 1976-01-16 Kingdom of the Netherlands global-african-history/hoost-petra-1976 Q121302241 0

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