Today I stand to honor and remember the life and the legacy of Dr. Harold Bailey. As president of the NAACP Albuquerque Chapter and a leader across New Mexico, he was a pillar in the community, mentor, a father, someone who mentored countless generations of individuals who have transformed the fabric of our life in New Mexico. His work on civil rights and early education will be remembered for generations. As we remember Dr. Bailey, let us commit ourselves to upholding the values that he championed: equality, compassion, and an unwavering dedication to improving the lives of others. May Dr. Bailey's spirit continue to guide us as we strive for a better future for all Americans and for all New Mexicans. ____________________
Melanie Stansbury: “Today I stand to honor and remember the life and the legacy of Dr. Harold Bailey. As president of the NAACP Albuquerque…”
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