Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Victoria Leigh Soto
as a stand-alone article. Victoria Leigh Soto was not merely a "victim." She engaged in direct, meaningful action which '''cost''' her life and '''saved''' many others. As such, she is much closer to the textbook definition of '''hero''' or '''heroine''', than mere victim. A teacher who takes a bullet for her students, and actually '''saves''' several of them, is a great deal more than just a '''victim.''' In addition, even if Victoria Leigh Soto were only a "victim" (which she is not), this article would stand on its own per , , , and {{mdash}}these cases have been discussed extensively on Wikipedia several times and in depth. Victoria Leigh Soto, as per , played a ''large role'' in a  ''historical event'' that was ''well-documented.'' In addition, as per , her role has been covered in an ''exclusive'' manner by a ''reliable'' source in the context of a ''single'' event
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Stance: keep
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