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My intentions are merely to focus on topics deemed less notable by the large majority of wikipedia editors. Particularly topics that 'come from below'. 80% of South African's have no access to internet because, among other reasons, they are very poor and marginalised. They often get ignored or misreported on by the mainstream media.
Example: If there is a fire in a poor area and 10 people die with 1,000 becoming homeless (it happens), then it might make a couple articles in the back pages of the newspapers. If the same thing happens in a rich area, it will make the front page internationally, it will be deemed a national tragedy and it will be all over the internet including Wikipedia.
Therefore, the topics that are notable to poor people get ignored by the wide majority of Wikipedia editors.
My aim is to focus on those topic that are not notable to people who control the distribution of information but highly notable to those who are refused a voice (and/or point of view) in our society.
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Note on NPOV: My thinking closely follows this in the FAQ section of NPOV. I would add that Wikipedia not only has an Anglo-American focus, it also has an elitist focus. This should change.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Neutral_point_of_view/FAQ#Anglo-American_focus
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I support the important work of Jessica Wade in addressing bias against women scientists. Wikipedia is heavily white male focused and this needs to be address. See https://www.nbcnews.com/news/education/33-year-old-made-1000-wikipedia-bios-unknown-women-scientists-rcna52476