PDF America The Black Point of View - An Investigation and Study of the White People of America and Western Europe and The Autobiography of an American Ghetto Boy; The 1950s and 1960s by Tony Rose in History

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Cleveland Brown was born November 2; 1937; in Ashburn; Georgia; the only child of Jetty Brown and Arlene Brown. He was raised in Sibley; Georgia; during his early days and in Ashburn; Georgia; at the Stevens Street Projects during his Eureka High School days. As a teenager he helped his father make moonshine on the Williams farm in Sibley; Georgia; before they moved to Ashburn. As an adult; Cleveland worked in several areas in north Georgia; but later he returned to his hometown to live. To his disappointment; he found race relations in Ashburn had not changed. Cleveland will present his thoughts about today's black youth; small town law enforcement; and who should be educating the African American child; among other subjects relevant to blacks living in the deep South. Cleveland was married to Alma LeBon Brown for 19 years. She passed away in 1997. Cleveland has two daughters; Amery Brown and Michelle Vail. He has two grandsons; Tyrese Vail and Marcus Tukes; from his daughter Michelle. Cleveland works at Ashburn's Splash Pad during the summer months and enjoys being around children. He writes often for the local newspaper; The Wiregrass Farmer; on a variety of subjects. Writing articles for the newspaper has been a great encouragement for him toward doing this book.