The Apostle of Free Labour

The story of William Collison is nothing short of remarkable. Born into slavery in the United States, he went on to found the National Free Labour Association in Canada and became one of the leading voices advocating for the rights of Black workers. Through his own words, readers can follow Collison's journey from poverty to activism and see the determination that drove him forward.

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