Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/List of women who sparked a revolution
Per objections here, I moved three inconsistent examples (Queen Elizabeth ''stops'' a revolution, ticket given to Tunisian man causes ''him'' to burn himself alive, and a clothing strike) to the article's talk page.  I think the content is now consistent with the title, and a no-brainer for a great list.  I hesitate to invoke communo-political grounds as Genevieve did, and it would be an  argument to find a list of men who wore pants into battle anyway--but I think there's something really useful about this kind of content, and since each individual piece is significant enough to be included at an article, the list is just a good vehicle to help readers pull together a theme.  There's no question that the role of women in history is chronically underestimated and underreported.  Assuming we can get the criteria to better match the examples, as I think we're close to doing, why wouldn't we have this list
— [[User talk:Ocaasi|Ocaasi]][[Special:Contributions/Ocaasi| c]], 17:51, 24 March 2011 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:OTHERSTUFF (Wikipedia:Arguments to avoid in deletion discussions)