While in Yellow Springs, Rhoda was active in the civil rights movement, particularly in the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, worked as a psychology research assistant, lived on a farm with lots of feral cats, and gave birth to her son. The family moved to Princeton, NJ in 1970, where Rhoda’s daughter was born. More @Wikipedia
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