Detroit 1967 Riot Lot Free Press New Detroit Black History Civil Rights for Sale

Detroit 1967 Riot Lot Free Press New Detroit Black History Civil Rights For Sale

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Detroit 1967 Riot Lot Free Press New Detroit Black History Civil Rights:
$45.00

This is a lot of 1960s and 1970s publications, with several connected to the Detroit 1967 Riot and its aftermath. Most are newspaper supplements from the era. The lot contains:
A Crisis of People: The New Detroit Committee's Progress Report in Review, Supplement to the Eccentric, June 20, 1968, 14 pages.
"The Lord Helps Towns That Help Themselves," Junior League of Detroit supplement to the Detroit Free Press, undated, 37 pages.
New Detroit: 1974 Progress Report, advertisement from the Sunday magazine, September 15, 1974, 4 pages.
The Second Civil War by Garry Wills, reprint from Esquire Magazine, 1968, 18 pages.
Sources: A Blue Cross Report on the Health Problems of the Poor, 1968, 64 pages. (report on poverty in America)
"Twelfth Street in Perspective," Detroit Free Press Magazine, September 3, 1967, 27 pages. (Note: tear to back page)
Condition is good. There is age toning and general reading wear.
The lot will ship securely packed in a box. Returns are accepted if returned in same condition as sent. Please contact me with any questions.