{"value"=>"<p>The writings include manuscript and typescript drafts of articles, speeches, and books by Reddick, including incomplete drafts of Reddick's biography of Martin Luther King, <span class=\"title\">Crusader Without Violence</span>. There are also notes and drafts from significant unpublished writing projects in varying states of completion, including an account of King's travel to India, biographies of Ralph Abernathy and Leon Sullivan, as well as a proposed history of Black students at Harvard and a survey of historically Black colleges and universities, among other topics. Note that works by Reddick written as part of specific projects or organizations are found with the files for that organization; e.g., for <span class=\"title\">The Essence of OIC</span>, see the Opportunities Industrialization Center in the Professional series. Note also that some of Reddick's writings on the Black experience of the US military, including an unpublished book \"Brotherhood Under Fire,\" are in the Reddick World War II project collection.</p> <p>The Writings by Others primarily consist of essays and academic papers collected by Reddick, often written by friends and associates.</p>"}