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Detroit 'Fat Cats' in Search of Negroes
New Detroit Committee must communicate with both "moderates and militants" in black community.
Building Unity within a Community
Describes Detroit Public School program of intercultural education.
Detroit's Most Exclusive Social Clique, the Cultured, Colored "40"
Includes portraits of Bishop C.E. Smith, James H. Cole, Lomax Cook, Dr. Albert H. Johnson, and Dr. W.E. Johnson, and picture of latter's drawing room
Focus on Detroit: Black Power, Black Rebellion
Unity is black community's present need.
Postscript from Detroit: Transfer of Power
"Describes the expectations of some of the inhabitants of the Negro community of Detroit."
Community Leaders in an Integrated Area of Northwest Detroit
On basis of interviews, present a picture of leadership, black and white, of Bagley Community Council
Inner-City Problems; the View from the Inside of Detroit in 1968; Report on a Survey of the Model Neighborhood, Commissioned by the Community Renewal Program of the City of Detroit
Summarizes answers to interviews of 1,448 Model Neighborhood families concerning their "most important problems."
Community Support for the Public Schools in a Large Metropolitan Area, Final Report
Finds "support for Detroit area schools varies with distribution of social characteristics over urban space." Report no. 2557; ERIC Document ED026706
