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Cindy Blackstock

Cindy Blackstock is a renowned social activist who has dedicated her career to advocating for the educational rights of Indigenous children. Born in 1964, she has been a vocal advocate for equality in education for Indigenous youth, achieving significant milestones in this field. more

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