Melissa Harris-Perry
Journalist and educator, author of books
Born
October 2nd, 1973
51 years ago
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
United States
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An American journalist and educator, this individual has contributed significantly to the discourse around race, gender, and politics. Serving as the host of the MSNBC show 'Melissa Harris-Perry', the individual engaged viewers in thoughtful discussions on pressing social issues. Additionally, authored multiple books, which include 'Sister Outsider' and 'The Idea of Black Culture'. In an academic role, this individual has taught at various institutions, emphasizing the intersection of media and public policy.
Hosted the MSNBC show 'Melissa Harris-Perry'
Authored 'Sister Outsider' and 'The Idea of Black Culture'
Served as a professor at Tulane University
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