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This woman is a nut-case and a bully. Having slandered the (unimpeachably liberal) Guggenheim she then turned on the (unimpeachably liberal) Atlantic Magazine for not covering stories about her, and then on the individual journalist who approached her for interview to give her side of the story. She used her high profile on social media to attempt to recruit others to her bullying campaign against the journalist in question. I am not show how or if the article should be amended to represent this but at least some doubt should be given on the validity of her complaints. As it currently stands, the article implies that the Guggenheim realized the error of its ways and she was vid=ndicated. Bacon Man ( talk) 08:47, 14 September 2022 (UTC)
This article sounds like an advertisement for the subject, rather then being neutral. This is typically how she describes herself:
"Chaédria LaBouvier is a writer, curator and Basquiat scholar. She was a contributing writer for Elle, and has been published in Refinery 29, New York Magazine, Allure, Vice, and others. She is the first Black curator, first Black woman and the first curator of Cuban descent to organize a show for the Guggenheim Museum. She holds an MFA in Screenwriting from UCLA’s Film School and has served as a consultant and script doctor in television."
I think writer is accurate, but Journalist is not. For instance, she's described by Elle as:
https://www.elle.com/author/5176/chaedria-laBouvier/
Elle: Chaédria is a culture and politics writer that stans for Black Lives Matter and hair products. She lives out of a suitcase. No, really.
I would describe as her as an Activist and a Writer. I'm not removing curator though I disagree with it - that's not an occupation, she has no training in it, she was invited once to guest curate and I think it's important that the wikipedia article reflect that. Denaar ( talk) 12:35, 20 October 2022 (UTC)
This article does not reflect the controversy surrounding this subject’s behavior, nor her habitual aggression and self-aggrandizement. 2605:6DC0:E000:A82:3581:8D25:EFEE:AB32 ( talk) 13:38, 3 December 2022 (UTC)
This person is of no importance in any way. She does not deserve a Wikipedia mention. Delete this nutjob! 2601:485:4200:792:7192:A5DC:D1D8:621A ( talk) 05:44, 22 February 2023 (UTC)
Think we need to add in the recent breakdown she has had on Twitter? She has spent four days non-stop tweeting abuse at people including doxxing people's place of work after some spat with a stranger over Miami Vice. It's literally how I first heard of her, plus hundreds of thousands of others, much more so than curating a show. 2001:BB6:478E:B900:DF24:2E19:A6C7:F22A ( talk) 08:05, 9 July 2024 (UTC)
Facts about the subject of this page are repeatedly being deleted for no reason, despite having valid sources cited from The Atlantic Article about Chaédria LaBouvier. 2600:6C8C:7840:20:490A:5351:1226:6C3A ( talk) 21:00, 9 July 2024 (UTC)
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This woman is a nut-case and a bully. Having slandered the (unimpeachably liberal) Guggenheim she then turned on the (unimpeachably liberal) Atlantic Magazine for not covering stories about her, and then on the individual journalist who approached her for interview to give her side of the story. She used her high profile on social media to attempt to recruit others to her bullying campaign against the journalist in question. I am not show how or if the article should be amended to represent this but at least some doubt should be given on the validity of her complaints. As it currently stands, the article implies that the Guggenheim realized the error of its ways and she was vid=ndicated. Bacon Man ( talk) 08:47, 14 September 2022 (UTC)
This article sounds like an advertisement for the subject, rather then being neutral. This is typically how she describes herself:
"Chaédria LaBouvier is a writer, curator and Basquiat scholar. She was a contributing writer for Elle, and has been published in Refinery 29, New York Magazine, Allure, Vice, and others. She is the first Black curator, first Black woman and the first curator of Cuban descent to organize a show for the Guggenheim Museum. She holds an MFA in Screenwriting from UCLA’s Film School and has served as a consultant and script doctor in television."
I think writer is accurate, but Journalist is not. For instance, she's described by Elle as:
https://www.elle.com/author/5176/chaedria-laBouvier/
Elle: Chaédria is a culture and politics writer that stans for Black Lives Matter and hair products. She lives out of a suitcase. No, really.
I would describe as her as an Activist and a Writer. I'm not removing curator though I disagree with it - that's not an occupation, she has no training in it, she was invited once to guest curate and I think it's important that the wikipedia article reflect that. Denaar ( talk) 12:35, 20 October 2022 (UTC)
This article does not reflect the controversy surrounding this subject’s behavior, nor her habitual aggression and self-aggrandizement. 2605:6DC0:E000:A82:3581:8D25:EFEE:AB32 ( talk) 13:38, 3 December 2022 (UTC)
This person is of no importance in any way. She does not deserve a Wikipedia mention. Delete this nutjob! 2601:485:4200:792:7192:A5DC:D1D8:621A ( talk) 05:44, 22 February 2023 (UTC)
Think we need to add in the recent breakdown she has had on Twitter? She has spent four days non-stop tweeting abuse at people including doxxing people's place of work after some spat with a stranger over Miami Vice. It's literally how I first heard of her, plus hundreds of thousands of others, much more so than curating a show. 2001:BB6:478E:B900:DF24:2E19:A6C7:F22A ( talk) 08:05, 9 July 2024 (UTC)
Facts about the subject of this page are repeatedly being deleted for no reason, despite having valid sources cited from The Atlantic Article about Chaédria LaBouvier. 2600:6C8C:7840:20:490A:5351:1226:6C3A ( talk) 21:00, 9 July 2024 (UTC)