Jeffrey B. Perry

Jeffrey Babcock Perry was an American independent scholar, historian, and labor activist. He is best known for his two-volume biography of the Harlem writer and orator Hubert Harrison, and as the literary executor and editor of the historian Theodore W. Allen, author of the two-volume study The Invention of the White Race. Perry worked for 33 years as a United States Postal Service mail handler and union officer; he held a PhD in American history from Columbia University but never took a university faculty position.

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