 Asian American Civil Rights activist Grace Lee Boggs (1915–2015) has received particular attention in recent years from pragmatist feminists who have found Boggs’s emphases on lived experience, pluralism, complexity, and praxis to align with pragmatist feminist traditions (Lake 2020). Boggs’ place-based philosophic-activism in Detroit was preceded by formal philosophical training in pragmatism. She received her 1940 Ph.D. in philosophy (see Grace Chin Lee) from Bryn Mawr where she wrote her dissertation on pragmatist George Herbert Mead. 