Viola Desmond

Viola Desmond, a remarkable figure in Canadian civil rights history, was a Black activist and entrepreneur who fearlessly confronted racial segregation. Born in 1914 and passing in 1965, her legacy endures as a beacon of courage and resilience. Viola's pivotal stand against injustice serves as a reminder of the ongoing struggle for equality and inclusion. Her story underscores the importance of understanding civil rights history and its profound impact on contemporary societal issues. Let us honor Viola Desmond's legacy by educating ourselves, engaging in meaningful conversations, and actively supporting the quest for justice and equality for all.

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Origin country was Canada

1914

Ethnicity: Black

Gender: Female