Deletion of Tameka Hobbs

Comment: I can't find enough specifically about Tameka Hobbs to justify a standalone article; anything  is primarily about her book. However, it clearly passes , with reviews in at least three long-established academic journals. No prejudice against re-creation{{snd}}should she achieve independent notability in future, the material from the article under discussion would be there, ready to be split out
Stance: merge
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Comment: I see non trivial secondary coverage of this subject. It was not difficult to find, since there is on reference that is more than passign mention already in the article: in addition https://www.lakewalesnews.net/story/2019/02/27/lifestyles/professor-details-disturbing-part-of-black-history/191.html here in Lake Wells News a subject does not have to pass  or  or  if they pass . It is one or another. I will look into her https://history.fsu.edu/article/fsu-alumna-tameka-bradley-hobbs-awarded-florida-historical-societys-harry-and-harriette award as well
Stance: keep
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Comment: Not enough citations to pass rof. Too little in-depth treatment for 
Stance: delete
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Comment: So sad to see so many Wikipedia:WikiProject Women in Red/Article alerts at  especially African American. I have reviewed and accepted/declined  many thousands of drafts at    Professor Tameka Hobbs appears to me to pass  with multiple in-depth independent coverage of her, a notable book and a notable award
Stance: keep
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Comment: Hobbs' book ''Democracy Abroad'' meets  with two reviews cited (also reviewed by ''The American Historical Review'' - https://academic.oup.com/ahr/article-abstract/121/4/1309/2581694 here), so one tick for no. 3 of , what about the other ("a significant or well-known work")? well, WorldCat shows that https://www.worldcat.org/title/democracy-abroad-lynching-at-home-racial-violence-in-florida/oclc/946975413&referer=brief_results it is held by around 800 libraries so i would suggest that it is "well known", she meets author and is a '''keep''' (if editors are uncomfortable with this, an article can be made on ''Democracy Abroad'' and a redirect made
Stance: comment
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:NBOOK||WP:AUTHOR)