{"value"=>"<p>This series contains Payne's writing in all of its iterations, including handwritten notes, interview questions, various drafts, and final publications. The majority of this series consists of Payne's writing (articles and weekly columns) for Black newspapers, notably those owned by Sengstacke Publishers, which included the <span class=\"title\">Chicago Defender</span>, <span class=\"title\">Michigan Chronicle</span>, <span class=\"title\">Tri-State Defender</span>, and the <span class=\"title\">Pittsburgh Courier</span> (later, the <span class=\"title\">New Pittsburgh Courier</span>), and various regional editions of the <span class=\"title\">Afro-American</span>. In some cases, background material, such as clippings by other journalists and other printed matter (books, articles, press releases, reports, and brochures), is included with the drafts. Also included in this series are magazine articles and Payne's radio scripts for <span class=\"title\">Spectrum</span> and <span class=\"title\">A Matter of Opinion</span>, another CBS show, in Chicago, for which she provided commentary. Additionally, this series includes Payne's speeches and lectures, delivered at various conferences, symposia, and events, and other writing, such as reports for organizations including Africare and National Minority Advisory Council on Criminal Justice. Unpublished material in this series includes drafts, correspondence, and background material for various articles, columns, and speeches that do not appear to have been published. The last section of this series consists of writing by other authors, such as academic papers, books, articles, and reports, not all of which was published.</p>"}