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Official History of Freemasonry among the Colored People in North America
Chapter 27. Freemasonry in Michigan - 1859.
Occupational Preferences and Expectations of Negro Students Attending a High School Located in a Lower-Socio-Economic Area
Study based on questionnaires of 284 Detroit high school students in 1963, recommends strengthened guidance program to produce more mature occupational choices.
Observations on Nineteen Points of the NAACP
Examined at office of issuing agency.
Observations on Community Life
Author, on grant from Fund for Adult Education, visits community leaders in several cities; in Detroit meets Mary Ann Davis, Beulah Whitby, Iris Cox, Prophet (Dr. James F.) Jones, Ulysses Boykin, Cora Brown, Glady Johnson, the Thomas family, John…
Number Gambling, a Study of a Culture Complex
Gives history and description of the practices in Detroit's Negro community.
Notes on Negroes in the Auto Union.
"Notes" include excerpts from United Automobile Worker, from other printed UAW publications and from the Michigan Chronicle; interview with Joe Cranshaw, Arnold Franklin, Coleman Young, Frances Kornegay and Joe Gordon; and correspondence between…
Nine-Month History of the Activities of the Council, July 30, 1943 to April 30, 1944.
Serves as a summary of Detroit agencies and activities in field of interracial relations.
Nightmare Journey: Photographer Covering Detroit Riot Ends up in Jail in Spite of His Press Credentials
Describes brutal treatment of black rioters and observers.