Antoinette “Bonnie” Candia–Bailey, Vice-President for Student Affairs at Lincoln University, died tragically, triggering accusations of racism and abuse.
Antoinette Bonnie Candia Bailey Obituary
Antoinette “Bonnie” Candia Bailey, Vice-President for Student Affairs at Lincoln University, tragically committed suicide on January 3, 2019. Candia Bailey’s family revealed that she had been fired from her job on January 3, 2019 due to deterioration in her relationship with Moseley.
In denying the termination of her contract, the university described her as a “beloved” student and “leader”. Her family and friends reported her depression and lack of support. Moseley was deported and there is a need to focus on mental health.
Who is Antoinette Bonnie Candia Bailey?
Antoinette “Bonnie”, Candia Blair, was a well-known person in the world of Lincoln University of Missouri as the Vice-President of student affairs. She ended her life tragically after she was accused of discrimination and mistreatment, claiming she had been dismissed recently. In an emotional email, she accused John B. Moseley intentionally harassing her and bullying her.
Candia Bailey, alumna of Lincoln University, is a leader with a sharp sense of humor. She entered the University, in May, and made an impression. Her family confirmed that her friend’s suicide was a suicide and cited alleged bullying and harassment as the reason. Her loss is felt by the HBCU and Lincoln communities. Many people are worried about racial tensions at the University and its leadership.
University president takes leave amid controversy
John B. Moseley, the University president has taken a paid leave of absence in response to the controversy surrounding the death of Antoinette “Bonnie” Candia Bailey of Lincoln University of Missouri. Candia Bailey, the Vice President for Student Affairs at Lincoln University of Missouri, took her life tragically after alleging that she had been treated unfairly. She also claimed to have recently been fired.
The university’s board of curators is currently conducting a study that focuses on the mental health of employees. Moseley is absent to allow an independent investigation by a third party. This issue has sparked debates about the role race plays in determining. Lincoln’s community is mourning the loss of Candia Baily, while alumni are calling for changes at the institution.
