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- Viola Desmond's Impact on Racial Segregation Laws in Canada
- Hi! I am Viola Desmond and this is my story !
- Ch.1 - The History of Viola Desmond
- With that I went on to lead a successful career in beauty as a beautician, opened up my own salon, and mentored young black women in my community
- I was raised with strong parents and because of that I gained a strong work ethic.
- Ch.1 - The History of Viola Desmond
- Unfortunately, during the time i was born not everyone was treated equally and there were unofficial segregation laws
- WHITES ONLY RULE
- Viola Desmond born July 6, 1914, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada—died February 7, 1965, New York, New York, U.S. A business women, a mentor, and an Activist.
- Ch.1 - The History of Viola Desmond
- I was a victim to these laws when I took a break to watch a movie at the Roseland Theatre after my car broke down
- The story of Viola Desmond is a story that changed our nations racial segregation history
- Ch.1 - The History of Viola Desmond
- Much to my surprise I was confronted by anmanager for siting in the wrong place after a white man complained I stole his seat. I of course refused as I believe that I had a right. The police was called shortly to come arrest me
- These unofficial laws unknowingly to Viola would change the rest of her life
- Ch.1 - The History of Viola Desmond
- I was a victim of police brutality and a wrongful arrest
- ... the evening of November 8, 1946
- whites only row
- Desmond was confronted by the manager, Henry MacNeil, who argued that the theatre had the right to “refuse admission to any objectionable person.
- whites only row
- She was dragged out the theatre injuring her hip and knee
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