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Finds non-white mothers have more children at younger age; as affluence and urbanization increase, fertility decreases.

Gives much data on housing, employment, political activities since World War I, although concetrating on subject of registration and voting, 1928-1932.

Assesses Negro labor market progress, 1950-1960, and predicts future trends.

Invites "trade unionists, veterans, church congregations, housewives, all patroitic people" to the rally."

pg. 17-20: Michigan.

Studies responses of one hundred Lansing Negroes to racial discrimination and segregation as shown in their participation in protest groups and activities.

[Jackson's Pattern of Integration] Finds community lags behind school system in racial practices.

pg. 39-55: Neighborhood Improvement Associations. Given results of interviews of property owners and improvement associations in Chicago and Detroit in 1944: number, median size, age, racial policies, failures, attitudes.

Describes an experiment in Ypsilanti in teaching functionally retarded, culturally deprived Negro preschool children.

Finds best adjusted women, among forty-five Lansing Negroes, had best health and dietary habits.