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The Black Worker, the Negro and the Labor Movement
Gives summary figures on Negro employment in Detroit auto plants and in four crafts.
The Negro and Organized Labor.
"Outlines historical development of the general relations between the labor movement and the Negro community [and] the main patterns of union racial policies."
Class, Race and Labor: Working-Class Consciousness in Detroit.
Examines "distribution of class attitudes [in 1960] within a large segment of Detroit's blue-collar world." Data is available for racial and ethnic groups.
Black Workers Protest U.A.W. Racism. March on Cobo Hall.
Announces upcoming demonstration at UAW Special Convention, November 8 and 9, 1969.
Detroit Report "Subversive of Unity"--Marcantonio, for Immediate Release, August 14, 1943
Quotes Congressman Marcantonio, president of International Labor Defense, as condemning Report of Governor's Committee on the Detroit Riots.
Mayor Jerome P. Cavanagh Reports to the People, Detroit, 1967
Reports on the state of the city during the aftermath of the Riot, and the impending teacher and automobile industry strikes
The American Revolution, Pages from a Negro Worker's Notebook
Detroit auto-worker attacks unions and business-dominated society.