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Gift of pen symbol of its power to bring about equality, justice

Summary by Chatham Daily News
DRESDEN – When Hugh Burnett returned to his hometown here after serving in the Second World War, he soon discovered he was not allowed in local restaurants, even when in uniform, because he was Black.

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Gift of pen symbol of its power to bring about equality, justice

DRESDEN – When Hugh Burnett returned to his hometown here after serving in the Second World War, he soon discovered he was not allowed in local restaurants, even when in uniform, because he was Black.

·Sarnia, Canada
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Chatham Daily News broke the news in Sarnia, Canada on Monday, August 3, 2026.
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