Viola Desmond

Viola Irene Desmond(6 Iulii 1914–7 Februarii 1965), negotiatrix fuit nigra Canadiana, in Nova Scotia nata, qui provocavit segregationem stirpis in theatro taeniola in Nova Glasgua Novae Scotiae anno 1946. Aspernata est sedem in area pertinentem albicolorum solum relinquere quod est omnibus vulgare in historia canadiensi stirpis discriminationis. Inde convicta minoritatis vectigalis violationis sederis. Anno 2010 veniam data,^[1]^[2] dicio canadiensi se excusavit agnoscente eam fas esse resistere.^[3] et in consilium dicioni est eam apparere in nummo chartario canadiensi $10 anno 2018.^[4]^[5]

Notae

↑ Carlson, Kathryn Blaze (April 14, 2010). "'Canada's Rosa Parks,' Viola Desmond, posthumously pardoned"
↑ "Late Viola Desmond Granted Apology, Free Pardon". NovaScotia, Canada. April 15, 2010
↑ "N.S. apologizes for 1946 conviction". Winnipeg Sun. April 15, 2010
↑ Harris, Kathleen (8 December 2016). Black rights activist Viola Desmond to be 1st Canadian-born woman on $10 bill. . cbcnews.ca (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation)
↑ "Civil rights pioneer Viola Desmond will appear on new Canadian $10 bill - Toronto Star"

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[npost-1] Carlson, Kathryn Blaze (April 14, 2010). "'Canada's Rosa Parks,' Viola Desmond, posthumously pardoned"

[dgleaner-2] "Late Viola Desmond Granted Apology, Free Pardon". NovaScotia, Canada. April 15, 2010

[wsun-3] "N.S. apologizes for 1946 conviction". Winnipeg Sun. April 15, 2010

[4] Harris, Kathleen (8 December 2016). Black rights activist Viola Desmond to be 1st Canadian-born woman on $10 bill. . cbcnews.ca (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation)

[5] "Civil rights pioneer Viola Desmond will appear on new Canadian $10 bill - Toronto Star"

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