News/On-site interviews, 1969
Quantity: 0'-454', magnetic, color, positive 
Scope and Content Note: Continuation of Blake Kellogg anchored program on Kerner Report. Kellogg introduces Donald Sikes of Milwaukee, head of Community Development Social Relations Commission, organization which coordinates poverty programs in Milwaukee. Sikes sees relationship between poverty and violence. Kellogg introduces Dr. Harold M. Rose, professor at University of Wisconsin--Milwaukee: most of people arrested during racial violence in Milwaukee in July 1967 were young people dissatisfied with lot in life, specifically with job opportunities. Perceptions between blacks and whites very different. Kellogg introduces Donald R. McNeil of University of Wisconsin Extension System: how UW Extension handles white racism; program to educate (sensitize) people to history of blacks. Donald Sikes: goals for whites and blacks different. Kellogg introduces Monroe Swan: racism has perpetuated discrimination.