Its main focus isn't African Americans, but this text was commissioned by Patrick Moynihan.  
This book calls for society to "protect the 'body rights' of its citizens with vigorous resolve".  In this book's preface, the author declares that its subject annually costs the public two percent of the national GDP.  James Roche publicly apologized to the author of this book after it was revealed Roche's company had hired a private investigator to dig up dirt on him.  This book was the first big success for the author of Unanswered Letters to the President and Crashing the Party.  Its main focus isn't African Americans, but this text was commissioned by Patrick Moynihan.  This book expanded on a Harvard Law Record article subtitled (*) "Designed for Death".  This book drew from a series of lawsuits filed against the Corvair.  A year after this book was released, shatter-resistant windshields were made mandatory as per the newly passed National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act of 1966.  For 10 points, name this anti-car industry text by Ralph Nader.
This book calls for society to "protect the 'body rights' of its citizens with vigorous resolve".  
Unsafe at Any Speed 