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Black auto worker, writing under pseudonym, tells his experiences in the auto industry and in the UAW.

Compares black and white and black male and female performance on selected psychological tests, using black T.A.P. personnel, white college students and entry level managerial public utility employees.

Sojourner Truth moved to Battle Creek in 1856 and died there in 1883.

Biography of Elizabeth Denison Forth, former slave who left her life savings to a church on Grosse Ile

Reprinted in 1968, with 34-page personal name index, by John M. Green, Editor, Publisher, under title, Negroes in American History

Lists Michigan exhibitors at Lincoln Jubilee, gives biographies of various categories of Afro-Americans throughout…

Includes excerpts from contemporary Michigan newspapers describing upcoming or recent appearances of Sojourner Truth whose last days were spent in Battle Creek.

(Excerpts are included also as p. 237-238 of Aptheker, Herbert, ed. A Documentary History of the Negro People in the United States. New York, Citadel, 1951; and as p. 51-71 of Osofsky, Gilbert, ed. Puttin' on Ole Massa. New York, Harper, 1969) Bibb…

The geographical index lists six Michiganders: J.W. Ames, George Bundy, Gabriel Davis, A.H. Johnson, W.P. Kemp, and Edward Watson.

Includes Dr. William Troy, pastor of Second Baptist Church in 1857.

Includes biographies of Charles C. Diggs, Jr., John Conyers, Ralph Bunche, Wade McCree, Charles Mahoney, Edward C. Sylvester, Jr. and others.