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When I returned to Mississippi to practice Civil Rights, the rage and anger that I experienced at Ole Miss was slowly re-ignited. I still retained dormant memories of the mistreatments that I had received in Mississippi, including being kicked out of Ole Miss. I was determined to use the Courts to challenge all of the Jim Crow laws and practices that were still alive and well in Mississippi in the 1970s. This was after the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 barring employment discrimination, the Civil Voting Rights Act of 1965 which prohibited discrimination in voting and the Housing...

You are about to read the story of a young black man from Okolona, Mississippi who was kicked out of Mississippi's flagship university for protesting against racial discrimination. This journey shows Ole Miss as it was during the 1960s after it was forcibly integrated in a violent struggle that resulted in two people being killed, and it also shows how years after Ole Miss was desegregated, blacks were still not allowed to be on the faculty, barred from participation in sports and subjected to harassment and discrimination by the faculty and students. This narrative also chronicles the...