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In her youth, Maxwell was engaged in many Baháʼí youth activities.[4] At the age of 15, she joined the Executive Committee of the Fellowship of Canadian Youth for Peace.[4] She was also involved in local racial equality conventions, including dances.[5] A spectator, Sadie Oglesby – one of the first African-American Baháʼís[5] – described her as "sixteen-year-old Mary Maxwell, a beautiful and most refreshing girl to know".[5] By twenty-one, she was elected to the Local Spiritual Assembly of the Baháʼís of Montreal, the local Baháʼí governing council there.[4]