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What Happens When Northern Schools Desegregate?
Evaluates "busing experience of ninety Negro children in white suburbs of Detroit [Ypsilanti?] in 1966-67."
Negro Students at Michigan
Reply to earlier letter points out inaccuracies in that writer's defense of University of Michigan practices.
Observations on Community Life
Author, on grant from Fund for Adult Education, visits community leaders in several cities; in Detroit meets Mary Ann Davis, Beulah Whitby, Iris Cox, Prophet (Dr. James F.) Jones, Ulysses Boykin, Cora Brown, Glady Johnson, the Thomas family, John…
Detroit's Multi-Racial Reading Program
Describes development of the Detroit schools reading program and evaluates materials produced.
Integration of Detroit Public Schools; Past Problems and Present Promise.
Briefly traces the development from first schools to present.
The Initial Admission of Negro Students to the University of Michigan
Pieces together the story of two black students of 1868.
Problems of Adjustment of Negro Students at a White School.
Using information obtained from half the Negro students (about fifty) at the University of Michigan in 1939-1940, considers economic, academic, social and health adjustment problems.
Ypsilanti's Negro Community Guidance Counselor.
Describes work of the Negro counselor added in early 1938 to the staff of the Community Counseling Service quartered in Ypsilanti High School.
Series on [the] Negro in Detroit
Contents: This is City of Promise to Negro, pg. 1+; Big Problem to Negroes Sill Housing, pg. 1+; Races Show How to Live in Harmony, pg. 1+; Economic Progress, pg. 3+; Negro Faces Rough Fight in Business, pg. 3+; Three Groups Aid Negroes, pg. 3+;…