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Why FEPC? Brief Extracts of Testimony of Michigan Citizens in Support of State Fair Employment Practice Legislation as Proposed in Senate Bill 134 and House Bill 132 Introduced in the 1945 Session of the Michigan Legislature.
Excerpts portion of statements of William Valentine, Gloster Current, and others.
A Statement to Detroit Youth.
Urges positive post-Riot program, including implementation of "Eight Point Program of 'Immediate and Effective Community Action' Proposed by R.J. Thomas, President UAW-CIO." Includes program text.
A Study of Some Ethnic, Racial, and Religious Groups in Detroit: 1880-1920.
Describes number, and location at various time periods.
Detroit - The Negroes, pg. 91-95
Detroit - The Negroes, pg. 91-95
The Changing Negro Residential Patterns in Lansing, Michigan, 1850-1969.
Traces sources of Lansing's black population and housing patterns.
The Financial Crisis in Urban Schools: Patterns of Support and Non-Support among Organized Groups in an Urban Community.
Finds Negro groups favoring elimination of school boundaries; and two small Negro opposition groups, using opposition as a tactic to secure more equal treatment.
Michigan Catholic Conference Job Training Program is a Story of...
Describes activities of two centers at Mt. Pleasant and Lansing in training "hard core unemployed."
Employment Distribution Study of the Construction Industry in Michigan.
Summarizes findings on employment patterns and practices in the construction industry in Michigan.
Equal Housing Opportunities in Jackson; Findings and Recommendations Based on a Public Hearing Conducted on September 21, 22 and 26, 1966.
Summarizes testimony given at hearing and makes recommendations. Examined at Jackson Community Relations office.
Equal Housing Opportunities in Saginaw, Findings and Recommendations based on a Public Hearing Conducted on June 21, 22, and 27, 1966.
Concludes that Saginaw is severely segregated, and that much housing available to Negroes is unfit for occupancy.
