Clorinda Matto de Turner was a Peruvian writer and activist born on September 11, 1852. She is best known for her novels that highlight the struggles of indigenous people in Peru. Her most famous work, "Aves sin nido" (Birds without a Nest), addresses social injustices and the exploitation of native communities. In addition to her literary contributions, Matto de Turner was a prominent advocate for women's rights and education. She played a significant role in the feminist movement in Latin America, using her writing to promote social change and raise awareness about the issues faced by marginalized groups.