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Negro-White Adjustment
p. 120-124. The Sweet Segregation and Murder Case. p. 132-136. Discrimination at Student-Faculty Conference, Detroit, Michigan [December 27-31, 1930]
Aunt Sally; or, The Cross, The Way of Freedom, a Narrative of the Slave-Life and Purchase of the Mother of Rev. Isaac Williams, of Detroit, Michigan
Last chapter tells of Aunt Sally reaching Detroit.
Shared Learning Experiences
Describes a multi-faceted project to provide interracial school experiences to white and Negro pupils [and teachers] in three racially unbalanced schools in and about Detroit.
The Detroit Criminal Court of Record during the July 1967 Riot - as Evaluated by Volunteer Attorneys
Relates evaluations of court's performance to race of person evaluating.
Study of the Family Composition of Relief Cases with Particular Emphasis on the Family with No Male Head
Analyzes case loads in the Lemay District of Detroit's Public Welfare Department as to family and marital status.
Detroit Communities in Council Action
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."
Racial Discrimination in Detroit: a Spatial Analysis of Racism
Traces history of blacks in Detroit, and present status as revealed by 1960 census data. Begins with year 1701.
American Traveler's Guide to Negro History
Lists grave of Sojourner Truth in Battle Creek; Underground Railroad marker near Cassopolis; Douglas-Brown marker in Detroit; and Crosswhite boulder in Marshall. 3rd ed.
Toy Must Go!
Condemns Detroit Police Department and its Commissioner, Harry S. Toy, for anti-Negro and anti-union violence.