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Social Service Offered the Acutely Ill
Studies nature of the social service offered to ninety active non-white male cases known to Detroit Department of Public Welfare as of March 1949 where acute illness is the principal problem.
History of the Afro-American Group of the Episcopal Church
Chapter 11. St. Matthew's Church, Detroit, Michigan, p. 117-120
The Development of the Detroit Police Department in the Nineteenth Century
Includes descriptions of Blackburn and Faulkner Riots, with citations from newspapers and contemporary documents.
How a Minority Can Change Society, the Real Potential of the American Afro-American Struggle
(Printed originally in the International Socialist Review 25:34. Spring 1964) Contains text of speech given in January, 1964, at Midwest Educational Conference of the Young Socialist Alliance. Answers criticisms of formation of Freedom Now Party.
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.
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.
Interstate 496; Residential Relocation Survey
Describes dislocations resulting from construction of highway in predominantly black area of city. Not examined.
Residential Relocation Survey: a Case Study of Highway Relocation in Michigan
Documents activities concerned with relocation of some three hundred Negro families displaced by construction of Interstate 496 through Lansing.