Departing MSNBC host complains of 'culture of fear'
• Washington Examiner"I am sorry for and ashamed of my earlier silence. I gave into [a] culture of fear at MSNBC," Harris-Perry said.
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"I am sorry for and ashamed of my earlier silence. I gave into [a] culture of fear at MSNBC," Harris-Perry said.
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