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The Colored People of Detroit-the President's Proclamation
Emancipation Proclamation and its reception in Detroit.
The Color Line in Church
Describes resignation of pastor and religious education director of Bethel Evangelical Church, Detroit, after denial of membership to two Negroes.
Program in Intercultural Education, Detroit Public Schools
Summarizes programs developed following creation of Administrative Committee on Intercultural Education.
"It Takes a Little While to Turn About a Great Ship of State," Sojourner Truth
Brief biography of Sojourner Truth.
The Underground Railroad in Michigan
Lists both operators and travelers on the Railroad.
The Underground Railroad and Black-White Cooperation
Tells of the Underground route and some of the Michigan "operators."
Co-ettes Club, Inc.; Teen-Age Girls Group Installs New Chicago Chapter during Gala Fete
Club of high school girls founded in Detroit in 1942, with Mrs. Edward Davis as their chosen sponsor, adds new chapters.
Race Relations in 1967
Chairman of the Inner City Organizing Committee of Detroit predicts events and trends in 1967.
Postscript from Detroit: Transfer of Power
"Describes the expectations of some of the inhabitants of the Negro community of Detroit."