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==Your Children Belong To The State!==
 
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She was an unknown until she filmed a promotional video for MSNBC in which she stated that [[United States|America]] needs a ''"collective notion of 'these are our children'"'' and that ''"we have to break through our kind of private idea that kids belong to their parents"''.<ref>http://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/2013/04/09/critics-slam-msnbc-hosts-claim-that-kids-belong-to-community-not-parents/#ixzz2QDK2AH2L</ref> When criticized for allegedly wanting to take children from their parents into the her [[utopian]] collective, she used the classic [[liberal]] tactic of claiming to be a victim.<ref>http://dailycaller.com/2013/04/08/msnbcs-melissa-harris-perry-wants-your-children/</ref>
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She was an unknown until she filmed a promotional video for MSNBC in which she stated that [[United States|America]] needs a ''"collective notion of 'these are our children'"'' and that ''"we have to break through our kind of private idea that kids belong to their parents"''.<ref>https://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/2013/04/09/critics-slam-msnbc-hosts-claim-that-kids-belong-to-community-not-parents/#ixzz2QDK2AH2L</ref> When criticized for allegedly wanting to take children from their parents into the her [[utopian]] collective, she used the classic [[liberal]] tactic of claiming to be a victim.<ref>https://dailycaller.com/2013/04/08/msnbcs-melissa-harris-perry-wants-your-children/</ref>
  
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Her comments have earned her the nickname "Stranger Danger" in the [[conservative]] [[Twitter]]sphere.<ref>http://dailycaller.com/2013/04/08/msnbcs-melissa-harris-perry-wants-your-children/</ref>
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Her comments have earned her the nickname "Stranger Danger" in the [[conservative]] [[Twitter]]sphere.<ref>https://dailycaller.com/2013/04/08/msnbcs-melissa-harris-perry-wants-your-children/</ref>
  
 
Harris-Perry also agreed with a guest who stated that the [[Pro-Life]] movement was based in [[white supremacy]], a notion that numerous [[abortion]] supporters found absurd. Harris-Perry herself wore tampons as earrings in a rather disgusting publicity stunt to support [[Wendy Davis]]'s opposition to the new [[Texas]] abortion law.
 
Harris-Perry also agreed with a guest who stated that the [[Pro-Life]] movement was based in [[white supremacy]], a notion that numerous [[abortion]] supporters found absurd. Harris-Perry herself wore tampons as earrings in a rather disgusting publicity stunt to support [[Wendy Davis]]'s opposition to the new [[Texas]] abortion law.
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Latest revision as of 02:22, September 16, 2024

Melissa Harris-Perry is the African American Marxist scholar and Executive Director of the Pro Humanitate Institute and founding director of the Anna Julia Cooper Center. Melissa is Editor-at-Large at the leftist, feminist online magazine ELLE.com. She hosted the television show Melissa Harris-Perry from 2012-2016 on weekend mornings on MSNBC.

Your Children Belong To The State!

She was an unknown until she filmed a promotional video for MSNBC in which she stated that America needs a "collective notion of 'these are our children'" and that "we have to break through our kind of private idea that kids belong to their parents".[1] When criticized for allegedly wanting to take children from their parents into the her utopian collective, she used the classic liberal tactic of claiming to be a victim.[2]

Her comments have earned her the nickname "Stranger Danger" in the conservative Twittersphere.[3]

Harris-Perry also agreed with a guest who stated that the Pro-Life movement was based in white supremacy, a notion that numerous abortion supporters found absurd. Harris-Perry herself wore tampons as earrings in a rather disgusting publicity stunt to support Wendy Davis's opposition to the new Texas abortion law.

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