Talk:Western & Southern Financial Group

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Edit war concerning Anna Louise Inn

One new user, MichelleYD, seems to be re-editing this page and others with a pro-Western-and-Southern bias. The Anna Louise Inn controversy should be documented here. It should be acknowledged here that Anna Louise provided a valuable service to the dozens of women who work there. Although Western and Southern and the non-profit running the Anna Louise characterized the sale of the property and eviction of its residents as a "win-win", the residents of Anna Louise and others in the community don't see it that way. Acknowledging that turning this women's shelter into a boutique hotel would result in economic development is fine, but both sides should be represented. We should try to keep NPOV.

Full disclosure: I'm a new user and definitely side with Anna Louise. I understand that that Western and Southern wants to protect its image. But I won't let this article or the John F. Barrett article become a PR piece for W&S no matter how long this edit war goes on.