Jagmeet Singh is a name that has been making waves in Canadian politics for the past few years. Born in Scarborough, Ontario in 1979, Singh grew up with a strong sense of social justice and a desire to make a positive impact in his community. He pursued his studies in law and practiced as a criminal defense lawyer before taking the leap into politics in 2011, becoming the first turbaned Sikh to sit in the Ontario Legislature.

But Singh’s journey was far from easy. As a member of the Sikh community, he faced discrimination and prejudice, even in the political sphere. However, he never let these obstacles deter him from fighting for what he believed in. His charisma, eloquence, and passion for social justice quickly gained him a following, and in 2017, he made history once again by becoming the first person of color to be elected as leader of a major federal political party in Canada, the New Democratic Party.

Since then, Jagmeet Singh has been a powerful force in Canadian politics, advocating for issues such as affordable housing, climate change, and income inequality. He continues to inspire young people, minorities and marginalized communities to get involved in politics and make their voices heard. Singh’s story is a testament to the power of perseverance and the impact one individual can have on a nation.