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Remembering Peggy Love, mother of the '60s who broke race barriers while struggling with family secrets

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Peggy Mitchell Love was born in 1924 in Mormon country, Garfield, Utah. Her mother hid out through the better part of her pregnancy. At the age of 13, Leonora Sandall, who Peggy thought was her older sister, told her the truth. Peggy approached parenthood with fierce love, tenacity and creativity.

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Remembering Peggy Love, mother of the '60s who broke race barriers while struggling with family secrets

Peggy Love opened one of the first unsegregated coffee houses in downtown Atlanta, and turned her Berkeley home on Elmwood Avenue into an oasis of poetry readings, sunbathing, pot smoking, political meetings, and “hookups” of all sorts.

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Berkeleyside broke the news in on Saturday, September 4, 2021.
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