Fighting For Change: Harold Cardinal
For four decades, he was one of the most prominent Indigenous activists in Canada
Canadian History Ehx · Craig Baird
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When the federal government looked to abolish the Indian Act with its controversial White Paper, Harold Cardinal put pen to paper and wrote An Unjust Society.
For the next four decades, he emerged as one of Canada's most influential Indigenous activists.
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