{"value"=>"<p>In the \"Articles\" sub-subseries, Hansberry's critique, \"Simone de Beauvoir and the Second Sex\" (1957) reveals her thoughts on feminism and patriarchy as she grappled with the complexity of de Beauvoir's work, and highlights Hansberry's own views on women in America. A photocopy of Beauvoir's The Second Sex, annotated by Hansberry is a part of Hansberry Library (See Appendix B). Noteworthy is Hansberry's original prospectus for the John Brown Memorial Theatre of Harlem developed from a December 14, 1962 entry in her diary. Found here also are her published and unpublished responses to criticisms of her major works, Raisin in the Sun and The Sign in Burstein's Window, two of which are articles that appeared in the New York Times, along with reviews she wrote of works by others for Freedom and other publications.</p> <p>There are also files pertaining to her book, The Movement: Documentary of a Struggle for Equality (1964.) Included are drafts of the original text, correspondence with Simon and Schuster, as well as reviews of the book.</p>"}