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Report from Port Huron; from Grand Rapids
Tells of essay contest in Port Huron and protest of candidacy of Harry C. White for City Commission of Grand Rapids.
Detroit: 1967 - a Response.
Defends local judiciary against charges of maladministration of justice during 1967 Riots as charged by A.R. Harper in same issue of Journal.
Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, Held in Detroit, Michigan, October 24-26, 1952.
Lists names of Detroiters participating in the program or making arrangements for the Conference.
Bright Young Men of God; They Put Faith to Work on Problems of Today's World.
Among men described and pictured are Albert Cleage, Jr., Virgil Jones, John T. Walker.
Detroit: New Model in City Hall
Assesses current racial climate in Detroit.
"I Knew It Was Coming."
Sixteen-year old girl describes the 1967 Riot.
The Truth About the Detroit Riot
Reprinted as p. 421- 438 of Moon, Bucklin, ed. Primer for White Folds, Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, 1945
The Mackinac Register
"Register [of the parish at Michilimackinac] is the first written record of slaves in Michigan: it shows sixteen slave baptismal entries [and] the marriage sacrament to two slaves."
The Initial Admission of Negro Students to the University of Michigan
Pieces together the story of two black students of 1868.
