Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Trump effect on school bullying
or '''Redirect''' with selective merge to  Donald Trump presidential campaign, 2016.  This is a classic case of  that fails  : "Routine kinds of news events (including most... political news." The SPLC, a political organization opposed to Republicans and outraged by Trump, published an informal, non-scholarly survey that got a single round of news coverage.   Almost no ; the SPLC's revisiting of the story by releasing a  survey "update" in December did not inspire a new round of coverage.   The promising-looking citations to later coverage    First: Murphy, Jason P. (Winter 2017). "Defending “all this diversity garbage”: multidimensional coalition-building in the age of Trump". Mid-Atlantic Education Review. 5 (1): 12–18.  which turns out to be a opinion essay, sort of an op-ed with footnotes, in a  non-notable.  and Second, this: ''"The presidential candidacy of Donald Trump appeared to bring further to the surface preexisting hostile attitudes toward racial and ethnic minorities, immigrants, and Muslims. In a national (nonrepresentative) survey of 2000 elementary and high school (K–12) teachers, more than half of respondents said that since the 2016 presidential campaign began, many of their students had been “emboldened” to use slurs and name calling and to say bigoted and hostile things about minorities, immigrants, and Muslims."'' in an article inthe New England Journal of Medicine.  I believe this to be a good summary of why this topic is non-notable.  This was not a solid piece of survey or of social science research research, the sort of thing that can be impactful as an actual gauge of popular impact or sentiment. It was "nonrepresentative," more or less the same sort of seat-of-the-pants punditry and political advocacy that the whole country has engaged in since Trump began to surge in January 2016. But not a notable one.  Just another Trump-related meme to delete or merge
— User:E, 01:08, 3 August 2017 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:ROUTINE||WP:EVENTCRITERIA||WP:CONTINUEDCOVERAGE (Wikipedia:Notability)