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Law Enforcement and Civil Rights
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."
Law Enforcement in the Metropolis: a Working Paper on the Criminal Law System in Detroit.
Based on 1957 data.
Let Freedom Ring
p. 195-233. Freedom of Residence: the People vs. Ossian H. Sweet et. al. in the Recorder's Court of Detroit--the Negro Segregation Problem. A defense attorney in the Sweet case describes it in great detail.
Let's Look at Ourselves! How Does Our City Add Up?
Notes pluses and minuses in race relations in Detroit
Letter to Detroit Commission on Community Relations Concerning Commission's Acquiescence in Segregated Public Housing Projects
Letter is signed by President Edward M. Turner.
Letter to Detroit Free Press Concerning Detroit Commission on Community Relations: Detroit, 1955
Letter, signed by Executive Secretary, bemoans weak stand of public agencies, and newspapers, on eliminating discrimination in public housing.
Letter to Detroit News Concerning Its Reversion "to the Old Practice of Race Labeling Crime Stories"
Letter to Federal Works Agency Administrator re Sojourner Truth Defense Housing Project
Protests instructions to Detroit Housing Commission to accept applications from whites
