New Detroit Committee must communicate with both "moderates and militants" in black community.
Detroit as the People See It, a Survey of Attitudes in an Industrial City.
pg. 82-105. Attitudes toward Negroes and Negro-White Relations. Reports attitudes of several hundred Detroit area residents, about 11% black, in summer 1951, as revealed by in-depth interviews.
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Detroit Beauty Queen; Doctor's Daughter Reigns over International Fete
Clintonia Jackson is selected as Freedom Festival Queen.
Detroit Branch Association for the Study of Negro Life and History Launches $50,000 African Art Drive
Detroit Branch NAACP Boast History of Keen Awareness and Perseverance
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)
Virginia Park Citizens Rehabilitation Committee
Summarizes plan of Virginia Park Citizens Rehabilitation Committee
Detroit Civic Rights Committee Presents Carter G. Woodson Sunday, Feb 2, 1936 at 3 p.m. at Bethel A.m.E. Church
Lists sponsors, and gives statistics on under-representation of Negro in city employment
Detroit Committee to Welcome Paul Robeson
Describes activities planned for Robeson's singing and speaking appearance at Forest Club, East Forest and Hastings, on October 9, 1949
Summarizes Fund for Adult Education-financed study of the "history, accomplishments, problems and potentiality of nineteen community and neighborhood councils within the city of Detroit."
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Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO)
Program of NAACP national conference in Detroit included speech by Homer Martin, UAW, and debate on adoption of resolution endorsing CIO.