A city in racial crisis; the case of Detroit pre- and post- the 1967 riot.

Includes bibliographical references.

Race and residence in Detroit, by A. J. Mayer and T. F. Hoult.--"Race and residence" reviewed after the riot, by T. F. Hoult.--Attempts to bridge the racial gap: the religious establishment, by L. Gordon.--Messages about a racially divided community, by J. P. Cavanagh and others.--Profile of the disorder, from: Report of the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders.--Profile of the riot causes and participants, by R. A. Mendelsohn.--Emergent communal response, by T. R. Forrest.--Community dissensus: black militants and the New Detroit Committee, from Detroit scope magazine.--Community dissensus: panic in suburbia, by D. I. Warren.--Community consensus as a goal: seeking constructive change, by D. Lief.--The crisis in our cities: an action perspective, by M. Ravitz.