Margot SmithMargot Smith was born in San Francisco and raised in Beverly Hills, attended USC and UCLA and then graduated from the University of Hawaii in 1965. She married at age 21 and had four children; divorced at age 33 in Hawaii and later worked there as a ocial worker. On moving to Berkeley in 1968 she raised her children, obtained a doctorate in Public Health from UCB, and married her second husband Robert Purdy. She then worked as a consultant to Stanford University, UC Davis and was employed in research by the California State Health Department. She retired in 1999, and continues political activism in Berkeley, CA. She has many publications on access to health care and IQ testing that can be found at ResearchGate.net.https: //www.researchgate.net/profile/Margot-Smith/research. After retirement she produced political videos that can be found at her YouTube channel, https: //www.youtube.com/@margotsmith2531. Her videos include "To Empower Women: The U.N. Conference on Women in Beijing, China, 1995," "Democracy in the Workplace: All About Collectives," "Canada's Single Payer Health System: A Model for Reform," "Listen to Iran's People: A Call for Peace," "Damu Smith: The Conspiracy Against Black Youth," and "Bolshevik Cafe-Songs of the Left," some shown on PBS and in many film festivals. She now lives in Berkeley and continues her activism. Read More Read Less