Brown Guinea Pigs, Handful of Brave Pioneers Risk Life, Limb and Livelihood in Fight for Democracy.
Pictures and/or text narrate stories of Rosa Parks, Autherine Lucy, Dr. Ossian Sweet and family, Orsel McGhee.
Brown Mayors: Unofficial Negro 'Mayors' Elected in Regular Polls and Often Function as Chief Consultants on Racial Affairs for White City Officials.
Included in listing is Detroit's Chester a Rentie, Mayor of Paradise Valley since 1939, whose "biggest drive has been against crime in the Negro area."
Brutality Committee Asks Open Hearing of Lawlessness: Present 50 Citations on Brutality
Building One Nation Indivisible; a Bulletin on Intercultural Education for the Detroit Public Schools
Presents rationale for such education, data on Detroit's population, and suggested activities.
Also located at: Catalog entry (University of Michigan): http://mirlyn-classic.lib.umich.edu:80/F/?func=direct&doc_number=002743626&local_base=BENT_PUB
Describes Detroit Public School program of intercultural education.
Bureaucratic Structure and School-Parent Communication in Eighteen Detroit Elementary Schools
Comparison of parent-school communications finds parents in low income Negro schools to have higher interest in education and to initiate more school contacts than parents in racially mixed schools.
Catalog entry (University of Michigan): https://search.lib.umich.edu/catalog/record/002147682
Burton Mercy Hospital Observes 20th Anniversary
Business Challenged by Young Black: "Open the Company Door; We'll Enter."
Describes work-study program conceived by Wayne student Benson Manlove for potential college business administration students.
Summarizes efforts and success of Ford, Chrysler, and GM in employing "hard core" unemployed.
Catalog entry (Wayne State University): https://elibrary.wayne.edu/record=b2610934~S47
Chapter in book titled: The Negro and the City.