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| |concern = Non-notable Australian suffragist, only one source (the Australian Dictionary of Biography, which covers her in a '''shared''' entry with her sister, and mostly covering her sister in that entry, giving Isabella a passing mention), and only one other I could find was from the , which exclusively used the aforementioned ADB as a source, only restating info found in the ADB. Notability requires multiple sources, and since the Australian Women's Register only rephrased the ADB, it should be treated as the same source. | |||
| Also, based on ], she would not be notable, as being "the first female inspector of public schools" is not very notable, and the ADB says she was the "first female inspector" (this is under the Early Closing Act of 1899, which moderately expanded the scope of inspectors to cover shops <nowiki></nowiki>), I would say that is a blatant lie, since ] was the first female government inspector in Australia. Since Isabella Golding's "claim to fame", so to speak, would be being the first female inspector, the fact that she is not the first female inspector pretty much makes her non-notable (as per ], because her well-known or significant honor <nowiki></nowiki> or alternately, her widely-recognized <nowiki></nowiki> contribution, doesn't actually exist). | |||
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| '''Isabella Golding'''<ref name=":0">{{Cite web|url = http://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/golding-isabella-theresa-belle-7040|title = Isabella Theresa (Belle) Golding - Australian Dictionary of Biography|date = 1983|accessdate = 31 October 2014|website = Australian Dictionary of Biography|publisher = Australian National University|last = |first = }}</ref> (November 25, 1864 - 11 December 1940) known simply as Belle Golding<ref name=":0" /> was a feminist, Australian suffragist and labor activist. In May 1900, Golding became the first female inspector of public schools in Australia.<ref name=":0" /> Golding, along with sisters ] and ] joined the Womanhood Suffrage League of New South Wales in 1983, before forming the ] in 1904.<ref name=":0" /> | '''Isabella Golding'''<ref name=":0">{{Cite web|url = http://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/golding-isabella-theresa-belle-7040|title = Isabella Theresa (Belle) Golding - Australian Dictionary of Biography|date = 1983|accessdate = 31 October 2014|website = Australian Dictionary of Biography|publisher = Australian National University|last = |first = }}</ref> (November 25, 1864 - 11 December 1940) known simply as Belle Golding<ref name=":0" /> was a feminist, Australian suffragist and labor activist. In May 1900, Golding became the first female inspector of public schools in Australia.<ref name=":0" /> Golding, along with sisters ] and ] joined the Womanhood Suffrage League of New South Wales in 1983, before forming the ] in 1904.<ref name=":0" /> | ||
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Also, based on ], she would not be notable, as being "the first female inspector of public schools" is not very notable, and the ADB says she was the "first female inspector" (this is under the Early Closing Act of 1899, which moderately expanded the scope of inspectors to cover shops ), I would say that is a blatant lie, since ] was the first female government inspector in Australia. Since Isabella Golding's "claim to fame", so to speak, would be being the first female inspector, the fact that she is not the first female inspector pretty much makes her non-notable (as per ], because her well-known or significant honor or alternately, her widely-recognized contribution, doesn't actually exist).}} ~~~~Timestamp: 20141101130742 13:07, 1 November 2014 (UTC) Administrators: delete |
Isabella Golding (November 25, 1864 - 11 December 1940) known simply as Belle Golding was a feminist, Australian suffragist and labor activist. In May 1900, Golding became the first female inspector of public schools in Australia. Golding, along with sisters Annie Golding and Kate Dwyer joined the Womanhood Suffrage League of New South Wales in 1983, before forming the Women's Progressive Association in 1904.
Career
Under the Early Closing Act of 1899, Golding became Australia's first female inspector of public schools. Throughout her career as a public servant, Golding exercised her passion for improving the conditions of living for women, often documenting health and employment concerns unique to women. It is believed that her sister Anne Golding, a prominent Australian feminist and political activist, was influenced by Belle's knowledge and documentation of Australian women's issues.
References
- ^ "Isabella Theresa (Belle) Golding - Australian Dictionary of Biography". Australian Dictionary of Biography. Australian National University. 1983. Retrieved 31 October 2014.