Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Marlies Krämer
A few years ago I helped rewrite the text to  to underscore that for a topic to fall under that particular guideline requires threading more than one needle; there are a series of specific conditions that must ''all'' be met. It's easy to fail any one of them, in which case merely passing GNG or a subject-specific guideline is sufficient to keep a bio. Kramer was definitely not low-profile, because she made proactive efforts to attract attention and influence the public: she is an activist. Not living a private life, but working publicly for social change. That right there means BLP1E doesn't apply. But she also was someone who was an activist for gender equality on multiple fronts, not only one. More importantly, she carried out this activity over the course of several years, in multiple venues. That is not a single "event". Finally, she was not an incidental bit player. Like a regular schlub who's name was in the news because he witnessed a major disaster. She was an organizer and instigator; a leader in the work she did. So her role was not minor. BLP1E is ''so misunderstood''. This is a textbook case of NOT BLP1E. It's clear from the sources that this is someone who drove significant social change
— User:Dennis, 05:26, 1 March 2018 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:BLP1E (Wikipedia:Biographies of living persons)