Melissa Harris-Lacewell, a professor of politics and African-American studies at Princeton and an Obama volunteer, recalls that for black Americans "Iowa was an astonishing moment--watching Barack win the caucus felt like Reconstruction ...
Source: http://sociologistsforobama.blogspot.com/2008/05/from-nation-gender-and-race.html
In an online program for the Washington Post, Monday, April 28, Melissa Harris-Lacewell, associate professor of politics and African American Studies at Princeton University, responded to questions from the public. ...
Source: http://wwsword.blogspot.com/2008/04/obama-is-beautiful-runner.html
Melissa Harris-Lacewell, an associate professor of Politics and African American Studies at Princeton Un iversity, admits she misses Mitt Romney. Had he stayed in the race, Harris-Lacewell believes Romney — and the FLDS raid — would ...
Source: http://blogs.sltrib.com/slcrawler/2008/05/missing-mitt.htm
Wright Controversy: A Debate with Melissa Harris-Lacewell and Adolph Reed, Jr. As the Reverend Wright controversy continues to dominate media attention, we host a debate with two guests. Melissa Harris-Lacewell is associate professor of ...
Two of my Carleton professors forward me this article by Princeton Professor Melissa Harris-Lacewell, on Rev. Wright's self-identification with the prophetic tradition. Harrs-Lacewell argues that the Obama campaign has shifted Wright ...
Source: http://dsadevil.blogspot.com/2008/05/from-jeremiah-to-jonah.html
From the blog of Melissa Harris-Lacewell, a political science professor at Princeton:. I never thought I would say this, but I miss Mitt Romney. After three full days of having to interpret, explain and apologize for Reverend Jeremiah ...
Today I listened to a debate on Democracy Now between Melissa Harris-Lacewell and Adolph Creed, in which the latter swung on Obama from a different angle: he merely argued that his clumsiness in allowing race and religion to run amok on ...
Source: http://elihastings.blogspot.com/2008/05/may-day-soul-search-help.html
