Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Fictional resistance movements and groups
The basic problem here is that there's no external source in which to ground the treatment as required by .  At the moment, it's a compilation of examples from popular SF but these examples will not be well-supported by sources.  The sources that exist will tend to focus more upon fictional treatments of historical resistance groups: Christians in early Rome; Saxons after the Norman conquest; the French resistance to the Nazis; &c.  As an example, see ''http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=g_kuS42BxIYC Encyclopedia of Slave Resistance and Rebellion'' which references numerous fictional works such as ''Ben-Hur'', ''Birth of a Nation'', ''The Color Purple''.  And if you want to be |recentist, then there's ''Django Unchained'' to add to the list.  But if we toss out all the unsourced pop-SF and put in lots of entries about resistance to American oppression, the article becomes a political battleground for which it would need a stronger foundation.  Back to the drawing board
— User:Colonel, 11:09, 16 February 2013 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:LISTN||WP:RECENTISM (Wikipedia:Notability)