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Adding this sentence is crucial to understanding what she said. She made an accusation that is blatantly false, and it is not original research to cite this fact here. ". This is despite the fact that in 2022 according to the FBI there were over 7 times as many (1,122) hate crimes against Jews than there were against (158) Muslims. [1]"
Leaving her false allegation up without correction is a libel against the Jewish people, and a violation of Wikipedia:English Wikipedia non-discrimination policy
Truth matters and Wikipedia should pride itself on truth not antisemitism. Yestyest2000
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At this point, we have in both the intro and and the body of the article that her representation dropped her after her comments, and that matches what we have in the sources, that X happened after Y. What we don't have is sourcing saying she was dropped because of, due to, in response to those comments. There is no public statement from the agency being quoted. There's probably enough mention to justify including it in the body, but in the introduction? It's not as though we tend to mention representation at all in the intro for major actors, much less a change of representation. I think we should delete that final sentence. Thoughts? -- Nat Gertler ( talk) 17:46, 15 December 2023 (UTC)
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Adding this sentence is crucial to understanding what she said. She made an accusation that is blatantly false, and it is not original research to cite this fact here. ". This is despite the fact that in 2022 according to the FBI there were over 7 times as many (1,122) hate crimes against Jews than there were against (158) Muslims. [1]"
Leaving her false allegation up without correction is a libel against the Jewish people, and a violation of Wikipedia:English Wikipedia non-discrimination policy
Truth matters and Wikipedia should pride itself on truth not antisemitism. Yestyest2000
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At this point, we have in both the intro and and the body of the article that her representation dropped her after her comments, and that matches what we have in the sources, that X happened after Y. What we don't have is sourcing saying she was dropped because of, due to, in response to those comments. There is no public statement from the agency being quoted. There's probably enough mention to justify including it in the body, but in the introduction? It's not as though we tend to mention representation at all in the intro for major actors, much less a change of representation. I think we should delete that final sentence. Thoughts? -- Nat Gertler ( talk) 17:46, 15 December 2023 (UTC)