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Equal Housing Opportunities in Saginaw, Findings and Recommendations based on a Public Hearing Conducted on June 21, 22, and 27, 1966.
Concludes that Saginaw is severely segregated, and that much housing available to Negroes is unfit for occupancy.
Equal Housing Opportunities in Jackson; Findings and Recommendations Based on a Public Hearing Conducted on September 21, 22 and 26, 1966.
Summarizes testimony given at hearing and makes recommendations. Examined at Jackson Community Relations office.
The Changing Negro Residential Patterns in Lansing, Michigan, 1850-1969.
Traces sources of Lansing's black population and housing patterns.
Race and Residence in Detroit.
Analyzes 1960 Census data and concludes "Negro Detroiters are more segregated in their housing today than they were three decade ago."
Help Kill Jim Crow. Shall Willow Lodge Become a National Monument to American Fascism?
Protests the barring of 3000-unit housing project to Negro war workers.
Integration North and South, Progress Memorandum. Foreward by Morris L. Ernest.
Documents some two dozen instances of integration in Michigan cities from May 1954 to May 1956, in fields of education, employment, housing, organizations, public accommodations, religion, politics.
People vs. Property, Race Restrictive Covenants in Housing.
pg. 39-55: Neighborhood Improvement Associations. Given results of interviews of property owners and improvement associations in Chicago and Detroit in 1944: number, median size, age, racial policies, failures, attitudes.
A Case Study of the Gratiot Redevelopment Project.
Describes difficulty in relocating largely Negro population of the area.