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The Civil and Political Status of the Negro in Michigan and the Northwest before 1870.
Account begins with year 1773.
Black Nationalism: a Search for an Identity in America
Gives brief account of Detroit activities of Noble Drew Ali, and of Master Wallace Fard Muhammad.
Ghetto Revolts and City Politics, p.389-407 of Masotti, Louis H. and Bowen, Don Riots and Rebellion, Civil Violence in the Urban Community
Quotes Frank Ditto on influence of riots on politics in Detroit and other cities.
The Growth and Development of Negro and White Elementary Children with Articulatory Defects.
Finds no significant race differences when relating physical, mental and environmental factors to articulation in speech-handicapped Negro and white children in Ypsilanti School District, Number 1 fractional, Willow Run, in 1950-51.
Negro Americans Take the Lead, a Statement on the Crisis in American Civilization
P. 30-42. American People and the American Crisis. (Reprinted in Speak Out, Bulletin of the Facing Realities Publishing Committee. 1:24-34. April 27, 1964) Summarizes responses of various groups in the Detroit area (academic community, white workers,…
History of Detroit and Wayne County and Early Michigan, a Chronological Cyclopedia of the Past and Present. 3rd ed. Rev. and enl.
p. 344-348. Slavery and the Colored Race. P.750-751. Colored Schools.
Sojourner Truth, God's Faithful Pilgrim.
Contains occasional references to Battle Creek, Sojouner Truth's last home.
Negro Churchmen Speak to White Churchmen
Among signers of statement are Rev. T.S. Boone, Rev. Charles A. Hill, and Mrs. Edna B. Bronson.