Talk:1878 St. Croix labor riot

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From what I read, everything that was in this wiki article had to do with what was present! I think this is a really great wiki article that is short and provides sufficient information that went straight to the point.
The article is very neutral. I saw no heaviness of leaning in one position or the other, the article beautifully laid down the facts without any biases.
Every section was evenly spoken about, I think the only section that was just a bit underrepresented was the aftermath section. Perhaps there is more to the aftermath that affects up until now. The links work beautifully and even go beyond. I enjoyed seeing links of specific people that went deeper into the history of the person! The links do indeed support the claims made in the article
The sources that were provided are indeed reliable sources of evidence that provide an unbiased stance. They laid out clearly the history of the labor riot.
There is no information in which I believe would be considered missing and or added!