Bromley Lloyd Armstrong

Bromley Lloyd Armstrong black trade unionist, community organizer and activist was born on February 9 in Jamaica and died august 17 in Toronto Bromley Armstrong was a pivotal figure in the early anti discrimination campaigns in Ontario that led to Canada's first anti discrimination laws. Armstrong demonstrated a lifelong commitment to the trade union movement and the battle against disadvantage and discrimination. For more than six  decades Armstrong worked for human rights helping to generate civic and government support for racial equality and advocating for human rights reforms in public policy.