Uncited info removed[]
The following info was removed by an anon:
- Together with his wife he took over the aaah!Capella theater in the Noho Arts district in North Hollywood, California in 1996. When his wife left him he ran it alone. The club became famous as the "Club Dragopolis", with a special fan community of transgendered and transsexual people and several famous guests who stepped onto the stage of the club, including Jack Nicholson, Steve Guttenberg, and B.B. King. Burks took the name Debbie David and served as emcee and hostess after he found his gender identity and changed into a female. After her gender change, David continued to appear in films such as I Was a Teenage Dragqueen as well as working as a director, writer, and talent scout.
The info has no citation so for now I agree with its removal. If a valid source for the info can be found, then it can be re-added. --From Andoria with Love (talk) 04:43, October 29, 2013 (UTC)
- Some of the material can be cited to the LA Times article now listed at the end of the bit of text. Some can be cited to the club's "history" page. There are a few bits that definitely seem to be much harder to cite. -- sulfur (talk) 11:00, October 29, 2013 (UTC)
[Previous name] vs. Debbie David[]
Since "Debbie David" did not exist during the run of STTNG or Voyager, why is this page referring to Debbie David and not the actual man that was in those shows? I have seen articles about other transgender people who were not notable before his or her sex change, and there were arguments about it. Therefore, why is article not held to the same standard? GEP3465 (talk) 04:04, 20 March 2024 (UTC)