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Describes black organizing activities before and after Riot.

Defends local judiciary against charges of maladministration of justice during 1967 Riots as charged by A.R. Harper in same issue of Journal.

Sixteen-year old girl describes the 1967 Riot.

Reprinted as p. 421- 438 of Moon, Bucklin, ed. Primer for White Folds, Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, 1945

Describes lack of positive action toward solving problems which precipitated 1943 Riot.

Assesses social climate of Detroit in weeks following the Riot.

Likens the Detroit revolt of July 1967 to the early revolts of slave Negroes and white indentured servants.

Wayne County Prosecutor describes arrest and trial procedures for offenders as view by his office, in the 1967.

Reports survey by University of Michigan's Institute for Social Research on Characteristics and attitudes of 1967 Riot participants in Detroit and Newark.

Sees the Sojourner Truth Riots as evidence of failure of municipal authorities to halt Black Legion and KKK activities.