Carrie Best, a fearless journalist and civil rights activist

Honouring a Trailblazer in Journalism & Social Justice

Carrie Best was a fearless journalist and civil rights activist who used her voice to challenge injustice. In 1946, she founded The Clarion, Nova Scotia’s first Black-owned and published newspaper, providing a platform to amplify Black voices and advocate for equality in Canada.

Why This Card is a Must-Have

• Discover a Champion for Press Freedom: Learn how Best used journalism to expose racial discrimination and promote social change.
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More Than a Card—A Legacy of Advocacy & Truth

Carrie Best’s unwavering dedication to justice and representation reshaped Canadian journalism. Whether you’re an educator, aspiring journalist, or history enthusiast, this card offers a deeper understanding of her contributions.

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