The name Charles Sellers refers to several notable American figures active during the twentieth century, most notably two distinguished historians and an actor.
Charles Coleman Sellers (1903–1980) was an American historian whose scholarly contributions earned him high honors within his field. His historical writing was recognized in 1970 when he was awarded the prestigious Bancroft Prize, a major accolade for works of history.
Charles Grier Sellers (1923–2021) was another prominent American historian of the same era. He is widely recognized for his authorship of the historical study The Market Revolution, contributing significantly to the academic literature of American history.
Beyond the academic sphere, the name was also the birth name of Charles Mack (1888–1934). Mack was an American actor who achieved recognition as a blackface performer. Collectively, these three figures define the historical and cultural legacy associated with the name Charles Sellers.
