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Kathleen Margaret Macpherson née Walker was a Canadian feminist known for her views on nuclear disarmament, as well as being banned from the United States of America for her views.

Early life
Macpherson was born in Uxbridge, England in 1913. After her father died in 1917, the family moved to Branksome. There, Macpherson's mother remarried in 1920 and the family moved to Bedford. Her mother died in 1933. == Career ==
Career
After completing school in 1932, she began training in physiotherapy at St. Thomas' Hospital and completed her training in 1934. She moved to Montreal, Canada in 1935 to work as a physiotherapist after working five months in Selly Oak. Her writings have appeared in publications including Canadian Forum, Canadian Women Studies, and Chatelaine. == Personal life ==
Personal life
In 1941, Macpherson moved to Fredericton, New Brunswick and met political scientist C.B. Macpherson the following year while he was teaching at the University of New Brunswick. In 1943, they married and later had three children, Susan, Stephen, and Shiela. They later settled in Toronto. She published a memoir in 1994 age the age of 80, titled When in Doubt, Do Both: The Times of My Life. == Death ==
Death
Macpherson died on 19 August 1999 in Toronto after suffering from cancer. == References ==
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