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Everyone has the Right: A Canadian and the Words that Changed the World
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A virtual exhibit exploring the life of a Canadian, John Peters Humphrey, principal author of the Universal Declaration for Human Rights adopted by the United Nations in 1948. He gave the world a vision, upholding the principle that every human is, by virtue of his or her humanity alone born free and equal in dignity and rights.
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In the 18th century, Black Canadians began a long journey, one composed of many human stories. These narratives encompass groundbreaking laws, acts of personal heroism, as well as years of steady and determined work. "On the Road North" tells just some of these stirring tales of idealism, courage and leadership.
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