Grace A Boggs

Grace Lee Boggs (born Grace Lee Chin, likely the intended "Grace A Boggs") was an American author, philosopher, feminist, and lifelong social activist born in 1915 in Providence, Rhode Island, who wrote influential non-fiction works on revolution, evolution, civil rights, and community activism until her death in 2015. House. Her most notable books include Living for Change: An Autobiography (1998), The Next American Revolution (2011, co-authored with Scott Kurashige), and Revolution and Evolution in the Twentieth Century (1974, co-authored with James Boggs); she received honorary doctorates from universities like Michigan and Wayne State, and induction into the National Women's Hall of Fame.NPS.