In 1946, when Viola Desmond refused to give up her seat in the whites-only section of a cinema, she took a stand against injustice and became an enduring icon for racial equality and human rights.
Who was Viola Desmond and why is she important? Beautiful illustrations portray her life and the aftermath of her actions.
Features include archival images, original videos, and soundtrack.
This novel comes with a comprehensive suite of curriculum-connected resources and lesson plans, paving the way for classroom implementation. The content is bilingual in English and French and recommended for students in Grades 6-12.
