Deletion of Irish slaves myth

Comment: The article is certainly a POV and  from Irish indentured servants.  That's been shown. It's been mentioned that the sources aren't very diverse. They also  do not include the canon of Caribbean, Irish or New World Slave Scholarship such as  Dr. Beckles, as well as Nini Rodgers, Jenny Shaw, R. L Foster, Orlando Patterson,  Eric Williams, Ellen Gouveia, the Bridenbaughs, Dr. Peter Wood, and a host of others. Omitting the canon, the sources bring nothing substantially new or revolutionary that would justify the omission. The sources here are mostly third and fourth hand sources such as popular publications, interviews or blogs which discuss foregone conclusions without actual recourse to contextualized source material. The topic is part of a  specific debate about servitude and slavery concerning the Atlantic World that is already represented well in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irish_indentured_servants#Comparisons_to_slavery this section of Irish indentured servants  At best the search for Irish slaves myth should redirect to the appropriate section of  Irish indentured servants and as suggested, any salvageable content that is not POV can be merged
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Content forking (WP:CFORK)

Comment: This is a blatant , with a highly non-neutral title that contradicts reliable sources. No way are we labeling any view (that is well-represented in RS) on this topic as a "myth
Stance: merge
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Content forking (WP:POVFORK)