{"value"=>"<p>subseries consists of annual listings and outlines of courses, reading lists, proposals for additional courses, freshman orientation materials, letters of inquiry from graduate and undergraduate students, and from faculty and students at other schools trying to initiate similar programs. <em render=\"underline\">Colloguia, Exhibitions and Other Cultural Activities</em> organized between 1969 and 1975 brought many prominent scholars and personalities, including Congressman Adam Clayton Powell, Gwendolyn Brooks, Eubie Blake and C. L. R. James, in direct contact with students. Colloquium files include correspondence with guest speakers, materials on Mrs. Shirley Graham DuBois's 1971 lecture and the subsequent controversy around the exclusion of whites from the lecture hall by nationalist black students, and the transcript of a 1972 conference by Herbert Aptheker in which he characterized American historiography as \"predominantly racist\".</p>"}