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 A Chelsea-persona page sounds excellent but too much resistance: There has been too much arguing to reach a broad consensus for a better solution about Manning. Ideally, we could re-redirect ""Chelsea Manning"" to a new page ""Chelsea Manning (persona)"" to summarize all the massive coverage about Chelsea Manning, in the new persona, plus the history of the new name along with the months/years (""Breanna""?) which led to this notable new name, then include some background leading to the old spy persona, ""Bradley Manning"". A similar fork has been made with ""Audie Murphy"" as the page primarily about his military career, but then his major acting career is covered by ""Audie Murphy filmography"" even though he was far more famous as an actor for 21 years, with older films even shown on network television stations to millions of viewers who did not study World War II. In fact, I was stunned when I read the intro of page ""Audie Murphy"" and it failed to mention ""actor, songwriter"" in the first sentence (only in the infobox). Clearly, Manning will be remembered, far more years, as the transgender whistleblower/spy, because in recent years, ""whistleblowers are a dime a dozen"" even after leaking numerous secret documents. Perhaps many years from now, we will have automated subarticle wizard-bots which will follow obvious rules of notability (e.g., counting related news articles over years from 5,000 top newspapers) and then recommend creating a 2nd article in cases where a person has 2 major identities with vast sources about each, unable to provide NPOV-balanced text within just one page without seeming wp:UNDUE text, with the massive details about the newer persona. The ""transgender spy"" is a huge, huge storyline which will echo for years, much like a person who later became an actor, but under an alias name, as compared to the ordinary ""whistleblower who"" as just one of many. -  "