Issac Bailey

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This article is about the professor. For the 19th century politician and minister, see Isaac George Bailey.

Issac Bailey is a professor at Davidson College, former columnist, and author in United States. He wrote a column for The Sun News in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.[1] He wrote a book about growing up with a brother [2] and a book of essays Why Didn't We Riot? A Black Man in Trumpland.

He graduated from Davidson College in 1995.[3] He is a professor of Public Policy at Davidson.[4]

Books[]

  • Why Didn't We Riot? A Black Man in Trumpland[1][5]
  • My Brother Moochie: Regaining Dignity in the Face of Crime, Poverty, and Racism in the American South (2018)[6]

References[]

  1. ^ a b "Anger And A Sense Of Betrayal Drive 'Why Didn't We Riot?'". NPR.org.
  2. ^ Eligon, John (July 6, 2018). "After His Brother Commits Murder, a Journalist Revisits Their Childhood (Published 2018)". New York Times.
  3. ^ "Welcome aboard, Issac J. Bailey". Charlotte Observer.
  4. ^ Davidson, Davidson College The Davidson College wordmark; USA894-2000, North Carolina 28035. "Faculty & Staff". Davidson.
  5. ^ Institute, NYS Writers (January 13, 2021). "Q&A with Issac Bailey, author of Why Didn't We Riot: A Black Man in Trumpland". NYSWritersInstitute.
  6. ^ "My Brother Moochie review: a masterpiece of race, injustice and forgiveness". the Guardian. June 24, 2018.

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