 In her work, she corresponded with civil rights figures including Horace Mann Bond W. E. B.Du Bois and Martin Luther King Jr. 

Back in New York by the mid-1940s, Boozer wrote for the "New York Age" and "Labor Vanguard" newspapers, and was a publicist for the United Negro College Fund and other charities.In 1950, she was appointed by New York mayor Robert F. Wagner to Office of the Borough President of Manhattan, where she did public relations work.