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The article looks at right to counsel for those charged with criminal offenses in the U.S. as of 1964, focusing on African American and other defendants in race-related cases in the South. It recounts the negative consequences that white and black defense attorneys in such cases have suffered, including legal harassment and disbarment, citing attorneys including William L. Higgs and R. Jess Brown. Professional ethics requirements for attorneys are cited.

This article provides an understanding to the consumer motivations amongst African-Americans and whites in the United States. The article discusses the motivation of belongingness, the kinds of market orientations, and the feelings of insecurity from consumers of both races. The article also discusses the personality structure of both African-Americans and whites, the insecure view of their economic role, and the perceptions of both races in regards to department store shopping and salesman relationships.

The article focuses on the problems at John F. Kenny High School in Sacramento, California. It states that the school is a racially mixed facility which was plagued by vandalism and violence. It also mentions that school principal Frank Schimandle was able to produce an ultrasonic system that would monitor the campus and every employees has an ultrasonic transmitter that will call attention when triggered in order to prevent troubles.