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If Mildred Lisette Norman is worth a biographical entry, this might be a detail. Wetman 13:28, 9 Dec 2003 (UTC)
My term "earlier name" reflected my ignorance of whether MLN is a married name. If we have evidence it wasn't, i suggest it be mentioned here on Talk:Peace Pilgrim -- Jerzy 19:37, 2004 Jan 3 (UTC)
Speaking as someone who is completely ignorant of this person and her actions and her importance, this article is much too sketchy to be of much use. I hope to learn more as this page grows. Paul, in Saudi 17:41, 19 August 2005 (UTC)
More than anything, she was a spiritual teacher and spiritual writer/author. This was even a larger role than her activism. She described herself this way as well in her writings. This should be in the opening of the article. 64.134.223.188 ( talk) 03:06, 21 April 2013 (UTC)
Opening paragraph: She also walked across the United States at least eight times, and likely more than 20 times.
Later in the article (no source): At the time of her death, she was crossing the United States for the seventh time.
Which is correct?
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any info/news/etc about the Peace Pilgram being the inspiration for the section in the movie film "Forrest Gump", when he decided to run across the USA ? — Preceding unsigned comment added by Gizziiusa ( talk • contribs) 11:02, 8 November 2016 (UTC)
Peace Pilgrim was a well known vegetarian activist, I would like to point out the word "vegetarian activist" is currently in the direct lead for the Wikipedia article as of 19/01/2023, and this has been on the article since 2005 (!) [1]. I merely added the vegetarianism activist category because the lead of her article says "vegetarian activist". As said, that information is still in the direct lead and has been there since 2005. So you are happy to leave that information in the lead, but remove a category for the same thing? Makes no sense.
It's not hard to find sources that Pilgrim was a vegetarian, i.e. [2], [3], [4]. There are sources calling her a "vegetarian activist" [5].
From her published biography, "I have extended my pacifism to include non-harming of creatures as well as non-harming of human beings. Therefore for many years I have not eaten flesh— not meat, fowl, or fish. I also don’t use furs or feathers, leather or bone. I realize that some people are vegetarians merely for health reasons, and are not necessarily opposed to war. Some people may miss the eating of flesh, but I do not." (Peace Pilgrim: Her Life and Work, page 113) [6].
You only need to do a few minutes research to see I am right about this. Psychologist Guy ( talk) 01:51, 19 January 2023 (UTC)
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If Mildred Lisette Norman is worth a biographical entry, this might be a detail. Wetman 13:28, 9 Dec 2003 (UTC)
My term "earlier name" reflected my ignorance of whether MLN is a married name. If we have evidence it wasn't, i suggest it be mentioned here on Talk:Peace Pilgrim -- Jerzy 19:37, 2004 Jan 3 (UTC)
Speaking as someone who is completely ignorant of this person and her actions and her importance, this article is much too sketchy to be of much use. I hope to learn more as this page grows. Paul, in Saudi 17:41, 19 August 2005 (UTC)
More than anything, she was a spiritual teacher and spiritual writer/author. This was even a larger role than her activism. She described herself this way as well in her writings. This should be in the opening of the article. 64.134.223.188 ( talk) 03:06, 21 April 2013 (UTC)
Opening paragraph: She also walked across the United States at least eight times, and likely more than 20 times.
Later in the article (no source): At the time of her death, she was crossing the United States for the seventh time.
Which is correct?
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any info/news/etc about the Peace Pilgram being the inspiration for the section in the movie film "Forrest Gump", when he decided to run across the USA ? — Preceding unsigned comment added by Gizziiusa ( talk • contribs) 11:02, 8 November 2016 (UTC)
Peace Pilgrim was a well known vegetarian activist, I would like to point out the word "vegetarian activist" is currently in the direct lead for the Wikipedia article as of 19/01/2023, and this has been on the article since 2005 (!) [1]. I merely added the vegetarianism activist category because the lead of her article says "vegetarian activist". As said, that information is still in the direct lead and has been there since 2005. So you are happy to leave that information in the lead, but remove a category for the same thing? Makes no sense.
It's not hard to find sources that Pilgrim was a vegetarian, i.e. [2], [3], [4]. There are sources calling her a "vegetarian activist" [5].
From her published biography, "I have extended my pacifism to include non-harming of creatures as well as non-harming of human beings. Therefore for many years I have not eaten flesh— not meat, fowl, or fish. I also don’t use furs or feathers, leather or bone. I realize that some people are vegetarians merely for health reasons, and are not necessarily opposed to war. Some people may miss the eating of flesh, but I do not." (Peace Pilgrim: Her Life and Work, page 113) [6].
You only need to do a few minutes research to see I am right about this. Psychologist Guy ( talk) 01:51, 19 January 2023 (UTC)