Amy Kate Bailey
Associate Professor of Sociology
Biography
Amy Kate Bailey (Photo: Jenny Fontaine/UIC)
Amy Kate Bailey’s research focuses on race and inequality with a concentration on historical patterns of racial violence in the American South and the U.S. military’s contemporary role in social stratification.
With support from the National Science Foundation, she is using census records to build a database of individuals who were threatened with lynching or who survived an attempted lynching.
Her other work examines the military’s impact on migration and population redistribution, the changing racialized dynamics between military employment and intergenerational mobility and the links between community-level socioeconomic characteristics and military participation among young adults.
