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This is completely anecdotal.
I took a class in college called “JRNL 5250: Gender in the Newsroom” by Meg Heckman.
At the end of the class, we were encouraged to find notable journalists or individuals who contributed to the news ecosystem, or even historians, that were not on Wikipedia.
I then realized exactly why this could be important. There are a bunch of incredibly significant individuals that change the way that the world works that never get documented.