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A cult in Iowa helped hide Yoko Ono’s daughter from her for years: 'We never talked about my mom and John'
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A cult in Iowa helped hide Yoko Ono’s daughter from her for years: 'We never talked about my mom and John'
Yoko Ono (left) and John Lennon visit Kyoko Ono Cox (center), Anthony Cox and Melinda Kendall in Denmark for New Year’s Eve, 1969. — public domain For a pair of prominent anti-war activists, John Lennon and Yoko Ono had many battles to fight in 1971. Upon their move to America, they faced the ire of bitter (and often racist and misogynistic) Beatles fans, investigations by the FBI, deportation attempts by the Nixon administration and pressure to…
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