{"value"=>"<p>The Correspondence series contains correspondence with genealogists, authors, historians, and librarians with whom Harris discussed black history, historical personalities, places, and events. There is also correspondence with publishers, particularly Random House, which published <span class=\"title\">The Black Book</span> (1975), a resource book of documents and images edited by Harris, Morris Levitt, and Roger Furman. Among Harris's correspondents are the bibliographer James de T. Abajian; founder of the Amistad Research Center, Clifton Johnson; author and historian Dorothy Sterling; and his editor at Random House, Toni Morrison, who also wrote the foreword to <span class=\"title\">The Black Book</span>.</p>"}