{"value"=>"<p>Subject files usually include literature apparently retained by foundation staff to keep them knowledgeable and abreast of topics, issues, and organizations related to their work. The subject files encompass a wide range of topics and contain reports, brochures, form letters, and newspaper clippings. There are several folders on Africa of material from the United Nations, Movimento Popular de Libertacao de Angola, the Southern Africa Committee, and \"Facts and Reports\", edited by the Angola Comite da Costastraat. The files on Africa also contain the following reports, \"American Corporations and Racial Discrimination in South Africa\", and \"Civil Rights or Black Cure: the Black American Response to South Africa\" by Ronald W. Walters, then associate professor of political science at Howard University. A file on the Black Affairs Council (BAC) contains their publication; \"Focus On\", that includes information on BAC funded projects such as the National Black Economic Development Conference, Dodge Revolutionary Union Movement and other projects. The Black Efforts for Soul in Television (Washington, D. C.) file has a chronology from September 1969 to November 1971 of their efforts to obtain realistic portrayals of blacks in television. The Farm Labor Organizing Committee file contains copies of their newsletter. There are also several files on \"Vietnam\", with newsletters, newspaper clippings, a Swedish Delegation report from Indochina, and brochures.</p>"}