Tag Archives: Melissa Harris-Perry

Melissa Harris-Perry talks “War on Women” and Beyonce

By zerlina | Published: March 22, 2012

TweetI recently interviewed Professor Melissa Harris-Perry for Loop21.com and she dished on everything from intersectionality to Beyonce. Melissa Harris-Perry‘s show (by the same name) has been such a breath of fresh air on the cable news landscape. They’ve had a wide array of segments that will surely attract different swaths of viewing audiences. It’s important for [...]

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Melissa Harris-Perry Show kicks off this past weekend, Chloe rocks the mic

By Vanessa | Published: February 21, 2012

TweetI think the last time I was this excited to get up on a weekend was for Saturday morning cartoons back in ’87 (Gummi Bears, anyone?). Seriously though, I don’t doubt that every feminist in America was freaking over this past weekend’s debut of Melissa Harris-Perry’s new show on MSNBC, which was — not surprisingly [...]

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Not Oprah’s Book Club: Sister Citizen

By Samhita | Published: October 21, 2011

TweetWe at Feministing have long been fans of Melissa Harris-Perry who has become a voice for young women in politics and specifically for young women of color who were tired of feeling invisible in political conversations. Her political analysis is on point, but she is also unconventionally honest, which sometimes makes her controversial. And she is not [...]

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