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Describes amount and character of discrimination in Detroit, present facilities for its elimination, measures utilized elsewhere, and recommendations of Commission.

Director's report of move-in which involved the Jenkins family, various civil rights groups and the "left wing group from the Progressive Party," analyzes forces at work in most such situations, and makes recommendations.

Brief statement intended for Committee's volunteer sub-committees and volunteer workers.

One-day conference involving business, labor, churches, schools, social agencies, and community groups.

Lists as one of Committee's sub-divisions the Colored Advisory Committee established to give "colored people representation in the relief and unemployment activities [and clear up] misunderstandings and unfounded claims of discrimination"

Program provided job training opportunities to fifty deprived Detroit youths.

Summarizes eleven reports defining problems and needs in "housing, employment, education, health, commerce and industry, crime and delinquency, public and social services, public facilities, recreation and culture, transportation, and community…

One table, appearing regularly since 1928, lists crimes resulting in prosecutions, by nativity, color, and citizenship.