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Denise Murray
Denise Murray (born March 8, 1964) is a Canadian female country music singer. Signed to Loggerhead Records in 1997, Murray released her debut album, "What You Mean to Me", which included the top ten hit "Has Anybody Seen My Angel", which reached No. 10 on the "RPM" Country Tracks chart in Canada. The success of the album led to nominations from the Canadian Country Music Association and the RPM Big Country Awards. A second album for Loggerhead, "
case "Reed v. Reed", in recognition of her pioneering work on gender discrimination. This case articulated the "failure of the courts to recognize sex discrimination for what it is and its common features with other types of arbitrary discrimination." Murray held faculty or administrative positions at the Ghana School of Law, Benedict College, and Brandeis University.
In 1973, Murray left academia for activities associated with the Episcopal Church. She became an ordained priest in 1977, among the first generation of women priests. Murray struggled in