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Race and Residence in Detroit.
Analyzes 1960 Census data and concludes "Negro Detroiters are more segregated in their housing today than they were three decade ago."
Race Attitudes and Responses to the Riot in the Community
Captioned as "Chapter Twelve," this is apparently part of a study of the Riot
Race Relations in 1967
Chairman of the Inner City Organizing Committee of Detroit predicts events and trends in 1967.
Race Relations: Government Business in Detroit
Work of Mayor's Interracial Committee, Coordinating Council on Human Relations and Catholic Interracial Council.
Race Riot at East St. Louis, July 2, 1917
Chapter 15. A Summary of Patterns in Race Riots: East St. Louis, Chicago, Detroit. P. 217-233
Race Riot, with a New Introductory Essay by Alfred McClung Lee.
This new edition of the study of Detroit's 1943 Riot includes an introduction written after the 1967 Riot.
Race Riots Coming
Reports on conditions in other areas following Detroit's Race Riot; reproduces picture which "did much to further the Negro cause. A colored man is held by unconcerned Detroit cops while a white man slaps his face."
Racial Census Findings Reported to Board
Census shows high and increasing segregation in state's schools.