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==Later life==

==Later life==

O'Dell later worked on the Rev. [[Jesse Jackson]]'s Operation PUSH, Rainbow Coalition, and failed 1984 campaign to become Democratic Party's Presidential candidate, and served as a writer and editor at ''Freedomways'', a magazine aimed at African-Americans, secretly funded by the Kremlin.<ref>Cliff Kincaid, "[http://www.aim.org/aim-column/soviets-funded-black-freedom-journal/ Soviets Funded Black “Freedom” Journal]," Accuracy In Media, May 4, 2012</ref> The magazine never managed to get accepted by African-American readers, and folded in 1987. Despite having no college degree, O’Dell was made a professor at Antioch College’s graduate school of education in Washington, DC. Now retired, O'Dell and his wife Jane Power live in Vancouver, British Columbia.

O'Dell later worked on the Rev. [[Jesse Jackson]]'s Operation PUSH, Rainbow Coalition, and failed 1984 campaign to become Democratic Party's Presidential candidate, and served as a writer and editor at ''Freedomways'', a magazine aimed at African-Americans, secretly funded by the Kremlin.<ref>Cliff Kincaid, "[http://www.aim.org/aim-column/soviets-funded-black-freedom-journal/ Soviets Funded Black “Freedom” Journal]," Accuracy In Media, May 4, 2012</ref> The magazine never managed to get accepted by African-American readers, and folded in 1987. Despite having no college degree, O’Dell was made a professor at Antioch College's graduate school of education in Washington, DC. Now retired, O'Dell and his wife Jane Power live in Vancouver, British Columbia.

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