Talk:Jennifer Shahade/Archive 1
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Championship dates
Dates of Jen Shahade's winning the US Women's Championship: originally the article stated that she won the championship in 2004. She did in fact win the title in January of 2002 in Seattle, WA. I did not believe there was such an event held in 2004, but the uschesschampionship.com web site lists her as women's champion in 2001/02 and in 2004. The most recent issue (April 2005) of Chess Life (official publication of US Chess Federation) does not have a listing for the 2004 event. Will attempt to track down the correct info. JFPerry 01:59, 23 Apr 2005 (UTC)
Arab-American citation
[1] Here is the citation that she is Arab American.--69.171.35.198 23:18, 31 May 2006 (UTC)
Arab and Jew?...lol
It lists her as both an Arab and Jew. Sorry but a Jew is a Jew and nothing more. The term Arab is a very encompassing ethnic term (not racial) on par with Jew. You cannot be two ethnicities as you can with, say, two races. If she wishes to claim some Middle Eastern Ancestry she should state her lineage and add a hyphen to it, such as Egyptian-Jew (not Jewish Egyptian since being a Jew is total and the important part). I recommend this be corrected. I always find it funny in Wikipedia articles when authors add other things to a person that is a Jew. If you are a Jew you are a Jew and that's it. It is very humorous to read authors who don't understand Judaism. It is like saying someone who is white is Chinese or black but without any Chinese or African ancestors. It is like calling a black person white who has not one white ancestor. It is saying 2+2 = 5. Just gibberish. Please change. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 99.60.5.113 (talk) 06:06, 13 February 2011 (UTC)
I ♥ Jen
Is there any reason this person is noteworthy enough to merit having a page?
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