{"value"=>"<p>Contains several letters to various federal, state, and local political figures, and individuals, in which Petry states her political views on a variety of issues, including abortion, women's rights to their own bodies, and poverty. Of particular note, Petry voices her thoughts on race, culture, and politics in an extraordinary 7 page letter to Dollie Lowther Robinson (one of the founders of Negro Women Inc., who later became an organizer and executive for the Amalgamated Clothing Workers and an undersecretary of Labor in the John F. Kennedy administration) dated February 21, 1968.</p>"}