{"value"=>"<p>Organized by title, the author's Nonfiction work ranges from his 1920s articles on the Black Press published in American Mercury and Opportunity, to a series of travel articles written in the Soviet Union in the 1930s, and to his later, mostly non-published articles and essays on integration, the columnist Georges Schuyler and the civil rights movement. \"Another Side of the Story\" is a non-syndicated weekly column the author wrote for the black press in 1958-1959. \"Black Women's Long Tough Course: from 'dat gal' Carline to This Woman Angela\", written in defense of Angela Davis in 1973 was his last major essay. Gordon also wrote under several pseudonyms in the late 1950s and 1960s, perhaps to circumvent the effect of being blacklisted.</p>"}