Japanese-Canadian settler and advocate for equal voting rights
Tomekichi "Tomey" Homma (1865–1945) was a Canadian who was one of the first Japanese settlers of Steveston,[1] which is now part of Richmond, British Columbia. He fought for the right to vote for Japanese-Canadians in provincial elections.
^"Tomekichi Homma Elementary School". City of Richmond. Retrieved 2018-05-09.
Tomekichi "Tomey" Homma (1865–1945) was a Canadian who was one of the first Japanese settlers of Steveston, which is now part of Richmond, British Columbia...
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voting in provincial elections. The case originated with an attempt by TomekichiHomma, a Japanese immigrant and naturalized Canadian, to register to vote...
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to the provincial law brought by a naturalized Japanese-Canadian, TomekichiHomma, who had been denied the right to vote in British Columbia provincial...
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