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Remembering Montreal Black community leader and activist Dan Philip

“He fought for Black people. At least he tried. Nobody’s perfect but he tried to fight for us," says Dan Philip's daughter, Grace. He was a civil rights and community activist in Montreal. A funeral was held Monday for Philip. Osa Iyare reports.

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