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Describes OEO-funded project, co-sponsored by Wayne and Detroit Public Schools to improve job counseling in selected inner city schools.

Summarizes "the public debate between civil rights organizations and the police factor which make the problem complex [and] some of the positive steps that have been proposed."

Describes flow of information and "activities of people in Detroit during the Riot," with comparison of black and white attitudes.

Discusses relationship of Henry Ford to Negro ministers; Negro politics in the area; job selling at Ford.

Analyzes Detroit council races of 1961, 1965, 1968

Traces shift of Flint's Negroes from Republican Party in 1932 to Democratic ranks by 1950.

Compares racial attitudes of predominantly Negro boys at Kettering with those of white boys at Ann Arbor's University High School.

Reprinted as p.456-468 of Drummer, Melvin, ed. Black History, a Reappraisal. Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, 1968

Tells of origin of movement in Detroit and its subsequent development.

pg. 32-50: The Black Muslims in America
pg. 51-61: The Black Muslims.
pg. 62-75: The Extremist Attitudes in the Black Muslim Movement