‘An African American History Celebration with Solutions’
Bailey, who under his auspices, gave birth to the Probation Challenge organization from the courtroom of the late Justice R. Eugene Pincham. For 34-years, Bailey has continued on his mission to educate young men and women filtering through what he calls ‘The Criminal Just Us System.’
The program which was a state mandated program, was illegally evicted from the Olive-Harvey College campus, where it was housed for 27-years … without a hint of scandal. At the death of Justice Pincham and in the breath… the program was issued an order to vacate the campus. This sent thousands back into the streets of Chicago, causing havoc and an increase in the rate of recidivism.
With no support from the powers-that-be, Bailey continues to lend his assistance to youth who are not mandated by the courts to his program, but are void of educational-understanding – which leads to jail and prison!
Guest will include: Marshall Thompson of the Chi-Lites, Pastor Mitty Collier, Geri Patterson, Claudette Henderson, Queen Mother Helen Sinclair, Chinta Strausberg, Juanita Bratcher, Maureen ‘Moe’ Forte’, Rev. A.J. Bailey, Jr., John Davis, Howard Saffold, Hubert C. Jackson, Toure Muhammad, Marvin Forbish, and others with expertise in workable solutions! There is no fee for this presentation.
Josephine Wade, known to many as Mother Wade, has with a giving heart opened her business for this special occasion and, as always she renders support for the purpose of curbing crime in the Chicago community. You may at this event purchase one of Josephine’s Cooking great meals.
This presentation is in memory of the late Justice R. Eugene Pincham
Contact: Rev. Harold E. Bailey, President, Probation Challenge. Tel: 773-978-3706