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The Negro in Detroit, a Survey of the Conditions of a Negro Group in a Northern Industrial Center During the War Prosperity Period.
Covers history, housing, employment, health, education, political activites, religion, ect.
Detroit--Ten Years After, A Newspaper Series of Feature Articles as They Appeared in the Michigan Chronicle February 21 to March 28, 1953.
Areas covered are population, housing, employment, community services and police.
Indignant Heart
Black auto worker, writing under pseudonym, tells his experiences in the auto industry and in the UAW.
Hard-Core Unemployment in Detroit, Causes and Remedies.
Characterizes the unemployed as to migratory status, personal attributes, education, experience.
The Negro Nurse in Urban Visiting Nurse Service, Prepared for 75 Years of Negro Progress Exposition.
Includes description and statistics of Detroit Visiting Nurse Association with an 11.6% Negro staff, which employed its first Negro nurse, Edith Lampkins, in 1918.
The Effects of the Model's Race and Status on Conformity under Two Conditions of Group Support among Adolescent Boys.
Studies responses of Northeast Detroit Junior High black and white males to black and white models of various proclaimed status levels.
Urban Violence
The Detroit Riot of 1943
The Housing of Negroes Veterans; Their Housing Plans and Living Arrangement in 32 Areas
Detroit is one of areas
Report to the Congress: Review of Community Action Program in Detroit, Michigan
Describes and evaluates Detroit program
Report to the Congress: Need for Improvements in Certain Neighborhood Youth Corps Program Operations in Detroit, Michigan
Recommends various actions to strengthen program