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Laura X
Laura X (born Laura Rand Orthwein Jr.; in St. Louis, Missouri in 1940), is one of the world’s leading advocates pertaining to the women's movement and a wide array of precursors and overlapping social movements from the second half of the 20th century.
Laura X changed her name in 1962 to Laura Shaw Murra, which remains her legal name, and each of her other two sets of names she uses as an AKA. She declared that, like Malcolm X, "I don't want to have my owner's name, either."〔http://lauraxinstitute.wix.com/lauraxinstitute〕
==Education and background==
After attending Vassar College for three years, Laura X moved to New York City, became a Head Start Program teacher in the pilot program, having trained at the University of Puerto Rico. She also rose to Picket Captain in CORE (Congress of Racial Equality), attended New York University (NYU), and took graduate courses at Bank Street College of Education. Following her interests and research developed at Vassar College,〔Carol Jones Vernon, Staff Writer for St. Louis Globe Democrat - January 4th, 1961. Archives of the defunct Globe-Democrat are presently housed at (Mercantile Library at University of Missouri St. Louis ) (UMSL)〕 she worked with the American Committee on Africa to welcome delegates from 17 newly independent states, 16 from Africa, join the UN - the biggest increase in membership in any one year〔http://www.un.org/Overview/milesto4.htm〕 - and to picket Chase Manhattan Bank about their investments in South Africa. In 1963, she moved to Berkeley, California and graduated from the University of California, Berkeley (UC-Berkeley), in 1971, having participated in the Free Speech Movement as well as other social justice movements.
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