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"Take the Hatred Away and You Have Nothing Left."
Tells the Sweet family story and summarizes subsequent history of Sweet family.
We Open the Gates
p.23-28. The Price of Brotherhood. Gives examples of UAW efforts to eliminate discrimination in employment in metropolitan Detroit.
Effects of Counseling on Levels of Aspirations and School Performance of Underachieving Lower Class Negro Children.
Counseling in middle grades in Royal Oak Township Schools does not produce more realistic aspirations or reduce underachievement.
Detroit 'Fat Cats' in Search of Negroes
New Detroit Committee must communicate with both "moderates and militants" in black community.
Participation of Non-White Workers in the Labor Force, p.265-279
Assesses Negro labor market progress, 1950-1960, and predicts future trends.
Disadvantaged Youth: Problems of Job Placement, Job Creation, and Job Development.
Reviews and evaluates manpower development and training projects initiated 1962-1965, including Detroit's Mayor's Youth Employment Project.