He was active in the National Unity Association, an anti-discrimination group formed in 1949: at the time, blacks in Dresden and other Ontario towns were regularly refused service in restaurants, barber shops and stores.
He was active in the National Unity Association. The National Unity Association was an anti-discrimination group. This anti-discrimination group was formed in 1949. Blacks in Dresden and other Ontario towns were regularly refused service in restaurants. This was at the time. Blacks in Dresden and other Ontario towns were regularly refused service in barber shops. This was at the time. Blacks in Dresden and other Ontario towns were regularly refused service in stores. This was at the time.