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About Dr. Richard Bailey
Richard Bailey has earned the BS, MEd, MA, and PhD
degrees. A fellowship made it possible for him to travel and study in Europe
and Africa.
Since returning to Montgomery, Dr. Bailey has been a consultant for the
Center for Public Television at The University of Alabama, where he was a
consultant for their productions on the Lincoln School of Marion and
Reconstruction black officeholders. For the Division of Telecommunication
and Educational Television at Auburn University, Bailey was an advisor for
the Gees Bend story and the Horace King documentary. He was a consultant for
the award-winning radio documentary, "Remembering Slavery," produced by the
Institute for Language and Culture at the University of Montevallo. In the
mid-1980s Gov. George C. Wallace appointed him twice to the De Soto
Commission to reconstruct the path of the Spanish explorer through Alabama.
Kiosks along select Alabama highways identify the route of De Soto.
Bailey is a member of several speakers' bureaus, including the Alabama
Humanities Foundation. A lecturer and tour guide, he makes frequent
appearances on radio and television to discuss Alabama history, southern
history, and contemporary issues. Dr Bailey has authored the following books
on Alabama history:
Would you like to have Dr. Bailey speak
to your group, club, family reunion, or church?
(please plan 4-6 weeks advance notice of event).
Contact him now:
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They Too
Call Alabama Home
African American Profiles 1800-1999
By Richard Bailey

Neither Carpetbaggers Nor
Scalawags
Black Officeholders During the
Reconstruction of Alabama, 1867-1878
By Richard Bailey
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They Too Call Alabama Home
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Scalawags

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