Marcia L. Dyson Biography, Age, Husband (Michael Eric Dyson), Children Net Worth

Marcia L. Dyson Biography

Marcia L. Dyson is an American reverend, astute businesswoman and unrelenting social activist who has dedicated her life, ministry and career to fighting gender inequality and oppression and also economic and political inequity at the local, national,and international levels.

Dyson is one of America’s most respected civil-social activists and is the president and CEO of M and M Dyson, LLC, an international consultant enterprise in matters of business development, marketing, political strategies and social engagement.

Marcia L. Dyson Age

Dyson was born in United States, but the exact date, month and year she was born is not known.

Marcia L. Dyson Husband

Marcia  is married to Michael Eric Dyson since 1992 and their marriage is blessed with two children, Michael II and Maisha. Michael Eric Dyson  is an academic, author, preacher and radio host. He is a Professor of Sociology at Georgetown University.

Marcia L. Dyson Net worth

Dyson’s net worth is still under review while her husband Michael Eric Dyson has an estimated Net worth of $700,000 US Dollar as of 2019.

Marcia L. Dyson Notable Covered Topics

Women as Agents of Change

Since the beginning of time, the human species has been mostly under the rule of men. When we look at modern civilization and the advances that have been made, men often receive the applause. In this presentation, Marcia takes a close look at the changes women have brought to political, economical, and religious worlds. Marcia explores how women in power have demonstrated effective change through a common awareness of “the other,” and an innate ability to come up with solutions that support, rather than destroy, the communities impacted. Challenging the “old boys club” way of thinking, Dyson asserts that women are agents not only of change, but of change for the good of all.

World at My Door: Practicing Cultural Diplomacy

This insightful presentation weighs the impact of Obama’s administration affording opportunities for open dialogue with our world neighbors, and having a greater understanding and respect for cultural differences. It is a time of making sure that we understand, not just making sure that we are understood.

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