{"value"=>"<p>Divided into three subseries: Speaking Engagements, Articles and Essays, and Reading and Lecture Notes. Moore's writings and speeches in the 1930s and 1940s are largely unrepresented, with the exception of some publicity materials in the Speaking Engagement files. Articles and Essays are arranged alphabetically and consist of the following: book reviews, poems, manuscripts and typescripts of articles, radio broadcasts, letters to the editor, his articles on Barbados, correspondence and other materials relating to his participation in the \"Black Heritage\" television project produced in 1968 by Columbia University and CBS-TV, correspondence and petitions on various issues including the campaign to preserve Frederick Douglass's home, and an essay written for the book Marcus Garvey and the Vision of Africa, edited by John H. Clarke. The Reading and Lecture Notes subseries consist of research notes and outlines of speeches and articles.</p>"}