 *:::::Sir, with all due respect, and you have a fantastic record here, these are proper names. They are not quite proper names at the time of the event. Then, as they gain stature in history, they become proper names. This is how people refer to them. You are actually challenging the fact, even though Wikipedia has used them since the pages were named, that the African-American Civil Rights Movement (or its variations, '1960s Civil Rights Movement', isn't its proper name. And here you are doing the same with actions which are revered, ah, I mean referred, to throughout American labor and by American labor historians (which I am not, and do not claim to be. I've known some.) as proper and common and real names of what is now included and defined as, for example, the Pullman Strike, or the Äfrican-American Civil Rights Movement. But we have different points of view on this, it's just that I don't understand yours (but hey, that's what makes us human, and advances discussions such as this). Again, I think the section heading, 'Survey and Discussion' do not define what this section is trying to do, so if you don't mind I'll change it to reflect the reality of this vote.  21:36 20 December, 2014 (UTC)