Viola Desmond did not die as a direct result of her activism; she passed away on February 7, 1965, from complications related to a diagnosis of cancer. She is best known for her refusal to leave a whites-only section of a movie theater in Nova Scotia in 1946, an act of protest against racial segregation. Her legacy as a civil rights pioneer continues to be celebrated in Canada.
she has three siblings. joe, bob and cinderella desmond.
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Viola Desmond had a sister named Wanda. They were close, and Wanda often supported Viola's efforts in civil rights activism. There is no widely known information about Viola having a brother.
Viola Desmond's parents were James Albert Desmond and Gwendolyn Desmond. They were of African Nova Scotian descent and played a significant role in shaping Viola's understanding of social justice and racial equality. Their influence contributed to her legacy as a civil rights pioneer in Canada.
yes she had 2
yes his name is Jack Desmond
she has three siblings. joe, bob and cinderella desmond.
yes she did davis desmond
Viola Desmond had a sister named Wanda. They were close, and Wanda often supported Viola's efforts in civil rights activism. There is no widely known information about Viola having a brother.
Viola Desmond's parents were James Albert Desmond and Gwendolyn Desmond. They were of African Nova Scotian descent and played a significant role in shaping Viola's understanding of social justice and racial equality. Their influence contributed to her legacy as a civil rights pioneer in Canada.
yes she had 2
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Desmond Wilcox died in 2000.
Desmond McCarthy died in 1966.
Desmond Plummer died in 2009.
Desmond Governey died in 1984.