{"value"=>"<p>Guinier's Notes complement the article and speech files and provide additional insights into his own grappling with contemporary issues, including detente. Often written on loose sheets and scrap paper, they record ideas, passing thoughts, reactions to current events and various topics of interest. Many are scattered and fragmentary and are difficult to situate or to comprehend. \"Notes for Articles\" mainly concern his work in the Afro-American Studies Department at Harvard, with the exception of a file for the article \"The Impact of Unionization on Minority Groups\", intended for publication in the journal of the Academy of Political Science. \"Notes and Outlines of Speeches\" concern presentations he made, while \"Conference Notes\" are about presentations at conferences he attended but did not address. Reading and lecture notes relate mostly to his class on labor and contemporary political developments and to books and other publications in these fields.</p>"}