Family balks at N.S. pardon for woman
A fourth sister who lives in Halifax, Wanda Robson, supports the pardon and has worked diligently in recent years to educate schoolchildren about Desmond's unwitting role as a civil rights pioneer. Born in Halifax in 1914, Desmond worked as a schoolteacher before opening her own beauty salon, c...
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Published in | Moose Jaw times herald |
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Format | Newspaper Article |
Language | English |
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Moose Jaw, Sask
15.04.2010
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Summary: | A fourth sister who lives in Halifax, Wanda Robson, supports the pardon and has worked diligently in recent years to educate schoolchildren about Desmond's unwitting role as a civil rights pioneer. Born in Halifax in 1914, Desmond worked as a schoolteacher before opening her own beauty salon, catering to the city's black population. |
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ISSN: | 0841-6729 |