Billy Frank Jr.

Billy Frank Jr., a prominent figure in the civil rights movement, dedicated his life to championing Native American fishing rights and environmental stewardship in the United States. Born in 1931 and passing in 2014, Frank's tireless advocacy and unwavering commitment to justice have left an indelible mark on the fight for equality and preservation of natural resources. His courageous efforts not only empowered Native American communities but also highlighted the interconnectedness of civil rights and environmental justice. By understanding and honoring his legacy, we can continue to be inspired to stand up for marginalized voices and protect our planet for future generations. Let us remember Billy Frank Jr.'s impactful contributions and strive to carry forward his legacy of resilience and activism in our ongoing pursuit of a more just and sustainable world.

Origin country was United States

1931

Ethnicity: Native American

Gender: Male