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My evaluation: The article on Dr. Marsha Rhea Williams was overall a well formatted, easy to understand article. There was nothing distracting about the article although I'd hope there was a visual aid. There is however a visual reference. From what I observed the information that was reported because it was a biography was up to date. I would liked to have seen a portion of the article about her advocacy for greater minorities in STEM fields and a list of all affiliated organizations and publications. This article overall was very neutral. There were no biases or claims that I could identify. The author was simply reporting the facts. The link to the reference material and citation links are functional. One of the sources was a news article/ journal that holds some biases, and the article doesn't draw from the biases but presents the facts. The opinions are backed with facts however in the original article. The sources were of a diverse set. I may be biased in my own views but I love that the article highlighted her accomplishments. This is a C-Class wikipedia article and on the scale of low importance. There isn't much conversation in the talk page, just a few minor corrections to things like dates. Overall I would say this article was well-written and free of biases. It was a great article.Tamia1222 (talk) 18:39, 24 March 2024 (UTC) Is there any other relevant family history, children or a spouse?Tamia1222 (talk) 18:39, 24 March 2024 (UTC)[reply]

I agree! The article lead is brief yet provides accurate context for the information contained in the body and sections of the article. Additionally, the content appears to provide relevant details and important moments from Williams' life and career, leveraging resources from less than five years ago. Overall, the content of this article accurately captures the experiences of a double minority as the first person to achieve a degree in a STEM field, where black women are historically underrepresented. --~~~ Llove16 (talk) 04:24, 20 September 2024 (UTC)[reply]