Grace Lee Boggs: Gardens of Hope -- Songju Ma Daemicke, Hardcover

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Grace Lee Boggs: Gardens of Hope -- Songju Ma Daemicke, HardcoverGrace Lee Boggs brought gardens to inner cities and planted seeds of hope and activism in the minds of young people. When Grace Lee Boggs was eight years old, her teacher gave her a copy of The Secret Garden. As a Chinese American who had experienced prejudice, Grace wanted to grow a garden of her own that would help people heal from the injustice in society. Grace dedicated her life to fighting for civil, environmental, labor, and women's rights. In

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