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Study of one hundred and fifty Negro males in Lansing shows status achievement in occupation, income and especially in education, leads to participation in collective action to reduce discrimination.

Analyzes how a state fair employment practices comission would work in Michigan, and lists initial sponsors of the bill.

Urges positive post-Riot program, including implementation of "Eight Point Program of 'Immediate and Effective Community Action' Proposed by R.J. Thomas, President UAW-CIO." Includes program text.

Describes forced attachment of Oak Park and Carver School Districts and the establishment of an adult education program for Carver residents.

Concludes, from a sample of one hundred aged Negores, living in Detroit's tenth police precinct and receiving old age assistance in 1960 that the aged Negro "is in double jeopardy: first by being a Negro and second by being aged"

Studies "adjustment of seventy-five Negro men, ages twenty to fifty who migrated to Ypsilanti during the years 1940 to 1957."

Extension of report, "Who Riots" appearing in Supplementary Studies of the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders.

Traditional child rearing attidues characterize poor women who have never worked outside the home.

Doubled Negro population of last decade is still handicapped by limits, both business and union imposed, on Negro upward mobility. Recommends employer, community and minority group practices to overcome inequity.