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Patrick James Coleman "Paddy" McNair (born 27 April 1995) is a Northern Irish professional footballer who plays as a centre-back for English club Manchester United and the Northern Ireland national team. He has also played for Northern Ireland at under-17, under-19 and under-21 levels.
McNair was first discovered by Manchester United's Northern Ireland-based club scout Tony Coulter when McNair was 12, and began travelling to train with United during school holidays.[2] He eventually signed for Manchester United in 2011, having impressed club scouts in a midfield role for Ballyclare Colts, but was later converted into a defender by United youth coach Paul McGuinness.[3] While making the transition from midfield to defence, McNair was compared to Michael Carrick by McGuinness.[4]
He made his senior debut for United on 27 September 2014 against West Ham United in a 21 victory in the Premier League at Old Trafford,[5] starting the game due to an injury crisis in defence.[6] McNair was praised by fans and manager Louis van Gaal for his solid defending, including a vital headed clearance while United were down to 10 men.[7] Despite his inexperience, Manchester United won all four of the first matches which McNair started.[8] After impressive performances at Right-back for both the under-21's and the senior team when United's centre backs were fully fit, van Gaal praised McNair and suggested he could be a regular in that position for the next 10 years.[9] On 10 February, he signed a new contract with Manchester United, keeping him at the club until June 2017.[10]
On 4 November 2014, McNair was called up to the Northern Ireland senior team for the first time, ahead of a European qualifier away to Romania,[11] but did not play. He made his debut on 25 March in a friendly against Scotland at Hampden Park, playing the entirety of a 10 defeat.[12]
If you're trying to measure an artist's notability, one gauge is whether his or her work is owned by a major institution such as, say, the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
Yet, of the 50 or so notable artists featured in the museum's exhibition "Represent: 200 Years of African American Art," only five or six have comprehensive entries on Wikipedia, a site that has become, for many, the de facto first stop for information on almost any topic.
Twenty-seven have no entry at all, according to museum staff.
It's a symptom, they say, of a broader systemic bias within the user-edited encyclopedia, where 90 percent of editors are male, and minorities are significantly underrepresented.
On Wednesday night, researchers, art historians, students, and the general public will be invited to help rectify that at the museum's first-ever Wikipedia Edit-athon.
Such events have been popping up with increasing frequency over the last few years in and around Philadelphia. The subject-specific events are designed to train amateur editors and encourage them to create and expand entries on overlooked topics.
Some are organized by libraries, galleries, and universities that increasingly view Wikipedia-editing as part of their mission. Others are spearheaded by editor-activists who recognize the importance of bringing different perspectives to this collective repository of knowledge.
"They're doing this because they want people from those communities to take control over their own history and say, 'This is what happened. This is what's important,' and not leave it to somebody else to decide that," said Mary Mark Ockerbloom, who works for the Chemical Heritage Foundation as their Wikipedian in Residence, making her, she believes, the city's only professional, full-time Wikipedia editor.
Recently, gender bias, in particular, has received significant attention from critics - such as when a number of female authors on Wikipedia were relegated from the category "American Novelists" to merely "American Women Novelists." A study published this year found that entries about women were significantly more likely to discuss romantic relationships or family issues.
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