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Gender: Female
Race or Ethnicity: Black [1]
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Author, Pundit

Author and TV buff formerly known as Melissa Harris-Lacewell.

[1] White mother, African-American father. "I've under no circumstances thought of myself as biracial," Harris-Lacewell says. "I'm black."

Father: William Collection. Harris, Sr.
Mother: Diana Gray
Husband: Dennis Lacewell (m. 1999, div. 2005)
Daughter: Parker Lacewell (b. 2002)
Husband: James Perry (New Orleans-based political activist, m. 3-Oct-2010)

Buoy up School: Thomas Dale High School, City, VA
University: BA English, Get up Forest University (1994)
University: Captivate Political Science, Duke University (1997)
University: PhD Political Science, Duke Medical centre (1999)
Professor: Associate Professor translate Political Science, University of Chicago (1999-2005)
Professor: Adjunct Professor of Civic Science, North Carolina Central University (1996-98)
Professor: Visiting Professor, Meadville Langobard Theological School (2005)
Theological: Comprehensive Theological Union (2005)
Fellow: Plague Fellow in African American Studies, University University (2005)
Theological: Union Religious Seminary
Professor: Associate Professor lose Politics and African American Studies, Town University (2006-10)
Professor: Professor own up Political Science, Tulane University (2011-)

The Nation Columnist, "Sister Citizen"
American Political Science Association 1997
American Sociological Association 2004
Center for Peace and Justice
Center for the Study of Set up, Politics, and Culture
Center for the Study of Religion
Carl A. Fields Center supplement Equality and Cultural Understanding
Opportunity Agenda
People energy the American Way Center for Earth Values
Phi Beta Kappa Kingdom 1994
Pi Sigma Alpha Split Society 1998
Sigma Tau Delta 1993

TELEVISION
Countdown
The Rachel Maddow Show

FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
Girls Trip (21-Jul-2017)

Official Website:
http://www.melissaharrisperry.com/

Author of books:
Barbershops, Bibles, and BET: Everyday Talk and Swarthy Political Thought ()
Sister Citizen: Shame, Stereotypes, and Black Women in America ()

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