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A third party, such as the oppressed black people of people of Africa, is needed to bridge the gap between Canadians and their native peoples, says Od(...)
A third party, such as the oppressed black people of people of Africa, is needed to bridge the gap between Canadians and their native peoples, says Od(...)

A third party, such as the oppressed black people of people of Africa, is needed to bridge the gap between Canadians and their native peoples, says Od(...)

Date11/12/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: A third party; such as the oppressed black people of people of Africa; is needed to bridge the gap between Canadians and their native peoples; says Odhiambo Okite; a Kenyan journalist and churchman; who talks with Rev. Ernie Willie; Anglican Church consultant on Human Rights.
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