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Topic “activism”

Reimagining Revolution: Q&A with Grace Lee Boggs

Features editor Momo Chang talks with legendary activist Grace Lee Boggs.

Momo Chang | Mon, May 14th- 11:58pm | activism, black power, Chinese Progressive Association, Cornel West, Detroit Summer, food justice, Grace Lee Boggs, occupy wall street, Q+A, Activism, Community, Social Issues, Social Justice

Hyphen APA Heritage Month Profiles: Yuri Kochiyama, the Original Radical

This political firebrand volleyed with Malcolm X and gained national notoriety when he died in her arms after being shot at a rally.

Judy Lei | Fri, May 27th- 12:50pm | activism, activists, APA heritage month, civil rights, Malcolm X, Yuri Kochiyama, Community

GRACE LEE BOGGS: ACTIVIST AND WRITER

Equal opportunity activist Grace Lee Boggs, 94, has been significantly involved in most of the major movements of the 20th century. At age 77, she founded an intergeneratlonal youth program to uplift Detroit, the city she has made her home...

Neela Banerjee | Tue, Aug 16th- 3:21pm | activism, civil rights, Grace Lee Boggs, Books, Books Section, Issue 18: Action - Summer 2009
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