{"value"=>"<p>Materials for Guinier's Courses fall into two categories: mechanics of courses and student papers. During his first three semesters at Harvard, Guinier taught a course, AAS 120: Blacks, Labor and Politics, 1919-1955, which focused on the Depression, World War II and the Cold War eras, with parallels drawn throughout with contemporary social and political developments. The course was subsequently divided into AAS 120a: Blacks, Labor and Politics, 1919-1945; and AAS 120b: Black Efforts at Self-Determination, 1945 to the Present. Guinier taught both courses, sometimes on a rotating basis, and sometimes in conjunction with a visiting lecturer. He also taught several other courses on an irregular basis after 1975, including AAS 118c: Afro-American History from Booker T. Washington to the Brown Desegregation Decision; AAS 119: Pan-Africanism; and AAS 119b, a course on black political thought. Materials in this subseries include lecture notes, reading lists, course outlines and syllabi, outlines of student papers and some research materials.</p>"}