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The Congress of Canadian Women began in the 1950s. As an organization, it was primarily concerned with peace issues, children’s rights, poverty and discrimination.
The Congress of Canadian Women began in the 1950s. As an organization, it was primarily concerned with peace issues, children’s rights, poverty and discrimination.
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