Edmond Davis

Edmond Davis is a 21st-century scholar known for his engaging style of delivery as a college Instructor at Arkansas Baptist College (ABC) and the University of Phoenix. He is a speaker in demand and we request if he could be a candidate for selection for you as an Event Planner. With over 10 years of professional speaking, Davis has earned a good name from his research, published works, expertise and experience on the American Civil and Human Rights experience, Arkansas History, WWII Aviation History, Social Justice, Women's History, African-American History, the Life & History of the late Dr. Milton Pitts Crenchaw ( Davis was his publicist and biographer), The Tuskegee Airmen, his first book PIONEERING AFRICAN-AMERICAN AVIATORS FEAT. THE TUSKEGEE AIRMEN OF ARKANSAS, diseases and Law Enforcement Relations in the community, in particular 'Communities of Minority Color' where he gives the highly requested 'RESPOND-I-BILITY' presentations. His first book has distinguished him as a nationally recognized authority on the Tuskegee Airmen. Edmond Davis has the largest collection of Arkansas Tuskegee Airmen regalia in the nation and has given presentations all over the southern U.S. on this topic. Davis has given presentations and been on panels in Las Vegas, North Carolina, Miami and Washington D.C. over the years. In October 2015, the West Philadelphia-native was a featured presenter at the 2015 HBCU Faculty Network Conference in Atlanta, Georgia. In 2016, he presented at Arkansas State University during the MLK Day Conferences. Davis is one of Arkansas and the South's best kept secrets as he is now being recognized as a national authority and contributor in solutions between law enforcement officers and various neighborhoods, in particular minority communities of color.