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Progress of the Negro Worker in the C.I.O.
Summarizes economic benefits resulting from industrial unionism.
Wayne and the Inner City: a Survey of Urban Concern.
Lists University activities in the surrounding black community.
Folklore Collected in Metropolitan Detroit by Students of Emelyn D. Gardner and Thelma G. James, at Wayne State University.
This manuscript and recent Folklore Archive annual reports, show the wide range of topics covered by its collections. Among them are oral biography, proverbs, folk songs, blues, ghost tales, games, jokes, children's lore, medicine, food and voodoo…
Who's Who in Colored America, an Illustrated Biographical Directory of Notable Living Persons of African Descent in the United States
This and the six precious editions, beginning in 1927, carry biographies of religious, educational, legal, financial, welfare, community, military, and other leaders. The geographical index of the seventh edition lists fifty-two Detroiters, eighteen…
Ten Commandments of Race Relations, a Pocket Manual for Every-Day Use.
A "check list" of attitudes and actions drawn up by a group of young business and professional men.
1948 Report of the President.
Includes report on progress in implementing Inter-racial charter, adopted at 1947 annual meeting.
A Community Wide Approach to Training the Hard-Core by Ronald H. Hutson, Manager, Ypsilanti Area Chamber of Commerce, Jame R. Smith, Chairman, Ypsilanti Job Opportunity Committee.
Describes brief orientation program with advance commitment of jobs.
Achieving Equal Opportunity in the Use of Medical Services and Hospital Facilities.
The Catalytic Role of Governmental Human Relations Agencies, by Richard V. Marks; Activities of the Citizens' Advisory Committee on Hospitals of the Detroit Commission on Community Relations, by Richard S. Emrich; The Detroit Experience in the…
Administration of Justice in the Wake of the Detroit Civil Disorder of July 1967.
Concludes "there was no justifiable reason for the inadequate procedures (to safeguard civil rights) utilized in Detroit."