Salient facts about white control and minority oppression are provided for major areas such as the economy, health, housing, education, the media, government, and the census. Economic data on white control cover topics such as wealth, the stock exchange, businesses, banks, union control and membership, and others. Data per training to minority oppression address median income, income and education, poverty and unemployment. Minority oppression in the health field is examined in terms of life expectancy, death rates, birth, health care, and diseases. Findings of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights for 1974, banking realtors, suburbs and jobs, segregation and rents, and ownership and quality issues are examined under housing. The section on education addresses white control over school boards, professional staffs, and college faculty. Minority oppression information includes a minority profile, suspensions, college, and representation in various professions. White control of the news media addresses newspapers, magazines, publishing, T.V. and radio broadcasting. White control of government discusses the presidency, congress, elected officials, government agencies, federal employees, and others. Facts on minority oppression and government include punishment, sentencing, bail, prisons, and jailers. Judges, attorneys, the military, and punishment are the focus of a section on the courts in government. The census section notes that minorities are undercounted for 1970. (Author/AM)