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This and other parts of the study were "an attempt to isolate and study some of the factors that affect the Negro high school drop-out."

Explores role playing of group problems as a training device for helping seventy two black females, hired by Michigan Bell Telephone Company, make the transition "from a culture of poverty to a culture of work."

Uses case history of Detroit worker to illustrate economic effects of auto manufacturers' attitude change toward employing poor blacks.

p.99-100. Booker T. Washington Trade Association
p.100-102 Housewives' League of Detroit.

p. 15-30. Reprinted from the Militant, September 4, 1967. Summarizes repercussions of uprisings.

Chapter 9. Automobiles and Aircraft. p. 186-209. Gives historical and current data, and predicts post-war developments. Chapter 9. Automobiles and Aircraft. p. 186-209.

Examines and assesses effectiveness of executive orders and federal state FEP laws

Chapter 10. The Negro Automobile Worker. P.513-653.Contains more statistical and biographical data than Myrdal's American Dilemma, for which it was prepared.

Analyzes response of Communist press to Riot of 1943. p. 161-162 Detroit Race Riot

Describes and evaluates The Illustrated News, published by Henry and Albert B. Cleage, Jr.