The River of No Return by Cleveland Sellers, is a mesmerizing book filled with rage, hopefulness, belief, and aggravation. This story is told in a form of an autobiography of a black militant and the life and death of SNCC. In this book the author, Cleveland Sellers, acknowledges his life experience during the Civil Rights Struggle in the 1960s.
One of the most memorable Civil Rights Struggle, that is revealed throughout this book, is the Sit-In Movement. The Sit-In Movement was started by four young black college freshmen from North Carolina Agricultural and Technical College. Cleveland called the four-brave college students known as, Ezell Blair, Jr., David Richmond, Franklin McCain, and Joseph McNeill, a “kindred Souls.” On February
One of the most memorable Civil Rights Struggle, that is revealed throughout this book, is the Sit-In Movement. The Sit-In Movement was started by four young black college freshmen from North Carolina Agricultural and Technical College. Cleveland called the four-brave college students known as, Ezell Blair, Jr., David Richmond, Franklin McCain, and Joseph McNeill, a “kindred Souls.” On February