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Candy Dawson Boyd
Candy Dawson Boyd (born August 8, 1946) is an American writer, activist and educator. She is an author of more than six children's books focused on African-American youth.
==Early life and education==
Candy Dawson Boyd was born in 1946 in Chicago, Illinois. Her birth name is Marguerite Cecille Dawson. Her parents were Mary Ruth Ridley and Julian Dawson. Boyd had two siblings and she was the oldest of the three. Her mother and father divorced. Boyd was raised by her mother. They lived in South Chicago. Boyd attended racially segregated elementary and middle schools. The library she used was also segregated. The library books were used from white schools that no longer wanted them. She graduated from high school in 1962.
After high school she went to Northeastern Illinois University. She dropped out of college to get involved with the Civil Rights Movement.〔 She worked for the Southern Christian Leadership Conference. She eventually graduated in 1967 with her Bachelor of Arts. After graduation, Boyd taught locally in Chicago. She moved in Berkeley, California in 1971 and commenced work towards her master's degree. She received her master's in 1978. She received the Ph.D in 1982.〔 Both degrees came from the University of California, Berkeley.〔 Boyd also worked for Rainbow/PUSH.
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