[Syncro]

I think she is teaching at UC Santa Cruz now.

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[Bernard Marx]

She may be at Santa Cruz now but note the references below that Ronald Reagan made sure she could never teach at a state-supported university in California. I found these little snippets at Spartacus Schoolnet, one of the most reliable Communist sites on the internet.

Davis went on the run and the Federal Bureau of Investigation named her as one of its "most wanted criminals". She was arrested two months later in a New York motel but at her trial she was acquitted of all charges. However, because of her militant activities, Ronald Reagan, the Governor of California, urged that Davis should never be allowed to teach in any of the state-supported universities.

Davis worked as a lecturer of African American studies at Claremont College (1975-77) before becoming a lecturer in women's and ethnic studies at San Francisco State University. In 1979 Davis visited the Soviet Union where she was awarded the Lenin Peace Prize and made a honorary professor at Moscow State University. In 1980 and 1984 Davis was the Communist Party's vice-presidential candidate.