Zak Rosen

Have you ever driven down a dark road, in the middle of the night, looked to your right or left, and noticed how beautiful the road’s lines were?

“Today we need to combine learning with work, political struggle, community service, and even play.” Those words, painted across the center of a mural on the back of an empty building, in Detroit’s Cass Corridor, come from the school’s namesake, 96-year old philosopher, writer, and activist Grace Lee Boggs.