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Letter to Detroit Free Press Concerning Detroit Commission on Community Relations: Detroit, 1955
Letter, signed by Executive Secretary, bemoans weak stand of public agencies, and newspapers, on eliminating discrimination in public housing.
Letter to Detroit Commission on Community Relations Concerning Commission's Acquiescence in Segregated Public Housing Projects
Letter is signed by President Edward M. Turner.
Forward with Action, Annual Report for 1943 [Detroit, 1943]
Housing problems and 1943 Riot make this report of special interest.
Residential Segregation Trends in the Detroit Metropolitan Area
Compares census data, 1940, 1950 and 1960.
Profile on a Metropolis, a Case Book.
p. 11-79. The Great Redevelopment Project: Regenerating the Core City. Considers market for Negro housing in Detroit and discriminatory praces in relocating Negroes.
Research Report on Integrated Housing in Kalamazoo, a Project of the Center Kalamazoo.
Summarizes interviews made in 1958, of forty-six Negro, three times as many white families living in integrated sections of Kalamazoo.
Report on the Characteristics of Michigan's Non-White Population
Covers residential and occupational distribution, housing, educational and income characteristics.
"The Unfinished Business in Civil Rights in Michigan," a Conference on Reality, Goals, and Strategy.
Includes summaries of workshops on housing, education, employment, law enforcement and of general session speeches.
Report and Recommendations into the Status of Race Relations in the City of Kalamazoo.
Covers employment, education, housing, and law enforcement, naming persons, companies, unions, and public agencies accused of discrimination.