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The Most Unusual Candidate in Town: A Black New-Left Republican
Eugene Beauregard, 13th district candidate for Congress.
The Relationship between Political Participation and Socio-Political Integration in the Detroit Metropolitan Area
Negroes surveyed surpass whites in political participation.
Negro Voters Jolt Detroit
Assesses significance of 1965 city elections.
Portrait of a Man
State Representative Matthew McNeely
A New Face in Politics
Discusses upset victory of John Conyers, Jr. in Detroit's First Congressional District.
Detroit Would be Twenty Years Ahead with George Crockett as Councilman; Register and Vote Primary, Sept. 14th
Campaign literature reprinting twenty-two of Crockett's columns, "Labor Looks Ahead," from the Michigan Chronicle of 1945-1946
Black Caucuses in the Unions
Contrasts TULC and League of Revolutionary Black Workers. Discusses latter's history and program.
A Negro Congressman Speaks
Text of speech before the House of Representatives. March 31, 1955
Negro Congressman
Author is only Michigan Congressman described
The Politics of Michigan, 1865-1878
Discusses such topics as Negro sufferage in Michigan and enactment of 15th amendment to U.S. Constitution, and number of Negroes voting in 1870 election.