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PROD concern stated as "Besides the commencement speech, most of the sources are about her husband and only mention her in very brief passing. Fails WP:GNG, WP:BASIC."
I have added two sources, and more content could also be added from them. Both analyse and critique Lisa Beamer's role after 9/11. One describes her "exploitation of her deceased husband to promote born-again Christianity", and the other says "When Lisa Beamer copyrighted the saying "Let's roll" .... and then licensed its use by Walmart and by the Florida State University football team, some Americans came to regard Lisa Beamer as a profiteer rather than as a patriotic medium for their grief." (That's not all either source has about her.) So it seems that, rather than just seeking to trademark the phrase, as the article currently says, they actually did, and that Lisa Beamer became a somewhat controversial character post 9/11. The article could be developed to reflect that. RebeccaGreen (talk) 01:09, 16 February 2019 (UTC)[reply]
