{"value"=>"<p>A very large portion of Drake's writings remains unpublished. This is especially true of his many articles and essays, arranged here alphabetically into two distinct subgroups: Manuscripts and Published Articles. The themes for Drake's articles and essays range from Pan-Africanism, socialism, and dependency and growth in Sub-Saharan Africa, to slavery, black studies, and class structures and ideologies of black liberation in the U. S., Africa and the Caribbean. Other essays are: \"Negritude and Soul; \" an autobiographical essay, \"On Being Black\" (1974); and \"Popular Movements and Black Consciousness Raising\". There is an article on the life and death of Walter Rodney; a number of book reviews, letters to the editor and introductions to books by other authors. Printed matter in this subseries duplicate some of the manuscripts, but more often than not represent the only copy for many of Drake's published articles and essays, including \"A Report on the Brown Britishers\" (Crisis, 1949) and \"Social and Economic Status of the Negro in the United States\" (Daedalus, 1965).</p>"}