Nellie McClung: The Witty Human Rights Activist, Author & Legislator of Canada
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Nellie McClung: The Witty Human Rights Activist, Author & Legislator of Canada
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Dr. Michelle Carabache
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Nellie McClung dared to challenge the status quo. When she was still alive, women were not allowed to vote and were treated unequally. Together with the “Famous Five”, Nellie petitioned the Supreme Court to allow women to vote and be eligible for public office. Nellie’s story was one of strength, determination, courage, and bravery. Listen to her story today.
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