Dr. Bromley Armstrong, Black activist and community leader, challenged discrimination where he found it

"Armstrong, who was named to the Order of Canada in 1994, is considered a pivotal figure in the campaign for the nation’s first anti-discrimination laws. He was 92.

“Bromley Armstrong’s work was trail-blazing and courageous, and the legacy he leaves in Ontario and across our country is exceptional,” Prime Minister Trudeau wrote in a tweet on Thursday."

https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2018/08/24/dr-bromley-armstrong-black-activist-and-community-leader-challenged-discrimination-where-he-found-it.html

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