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{"value"=>"<p>Includes articles, essays, books, and newsletters (published and unpublished) by other authors, organizations, and publishers. Most likely, these items were used by Payne for research or sent to her by colleagues, publishers, and organizations with which she participated. Also includes one print of a wood engraving and one drawing.</p>"}
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  1. About Black Americans: A History of Afro-Americans in the United States
  2. Africa
  3. Africa: Crisis in Black and White, Chicago Tribune reprint
  4. Africa Report, vol. 20, #3
  5. African Development, vol. 9, #10
  6. African Progress, vol. 2, #2
  7. The African Scholar, vol. 1, #4
  8. African World News
  9. "After 20 Years: New Turn in Black Revolution", U. S. News and World Report
  10. AHBAI News, vol. 2, #2
  11. Aide Magazine, vol. 18, #3
  12. All Africa Press Service bulletins
  13. "All We Want Is Make Us Free: The Story of the Amistad", draft text for documentary
  14. The American Negro, His History and Literature: The Colored Inventor, Henry E. Baker
  15. Benson, Mary. "The Price of Freedom: Nelson Mandela and the Rivonia Trial" script
  16. Bethune Museum Archives. Black Women in America: Contributors to Our Heritage teaching unit
  17. Berry, Faith. "A Question of Publishers and a Question of Audience"
  18. Black Chronicle, #12
  19. Black Press Review, vol. 4
  20. Booker, Simeon. Various speeches
  21. Branton, Wiley A. "The History and Future of School Desegregation" reprint from 109 Federal Rules Decisions
  22. Britton, Theodore R., Jr. Remarks to the Houston Real Estate Association
  23. Brock, Bill. Speech at the NAACP summit conference
  24. Cablelines, vol. 2, #12
  25. Center for the Study of Social Policy. "A Dream Deferred: The Economic Status of Black Americans"
  26. Commodore, Chester. Original artwork for "Cartoonist Depicts Horrors of Black-on-Black Crime"
  27. Computer Mail, vol. 1, #11
  28. Conaway, James. "Jeane Kirkpatrick: Reagan's 'Heroine' at the U. N.", The Washington Post Magazine
  29. The Crusader, vol 8., #1
  30. Davis, Jennifer, James Cason, and Gail Hovey. "Economic Disengagement and South Africa: The Effectiveness and Feasibility of Implementing Sanctions and Divestment", reprint from Law and Policy in International Business, vol. 15, #2
  31. Davis, Ossie. Keynote address, Congressional Black Caucus dinner
  32. De Vise, Pierre [4/1]
  33. Decter, Moshe. "South Africa and Black Africa: A Report on Growing Trade Relations"
  34. Delegate 1974
  35. Delegate 1983
  36. Delegate 1984
  37. Dellums, Ronald V. "Oh Freedom!"
  38. Diplomatic Dossier
  39. Direko, Winkie. "A Black Woman in a Tribal Situation"
  40. Dlamini, Zenani Mandela. Statement for the press
  41. Dixon, Sharon Pratt. Speech for Women's Day, John Wesley AME Zion Church
  42. Dodson, Jualynne. "To Define Black Womahood: A Study of Black Female Graduate Students", occasional paper, Institute of the Black World
  43. Duckett, Alfred. Poems
  44. Edelman, Marian Wright. Presentation to Congressional Black Caucus Awards Dinner
  45. Encore, vol. 6, #9
  46. Excellence, vol. 2, #3
  47. Fair Employment Practice Committee. Final Report (photocopy)
  48. Feldman, Gerald M. "Economic Stagnation Continues in Sub-Saharan Africa Region", reprint from Business America
  49. Finance Week, vol. 30, #7, and vol. 31, #9
  50. Financial Mail, vol. 102, #10
  51. "Four Portraits in Black", CBS News Special transcript (unknown author)
  52. Franklin, John Hope. Speeches
  53. Frederick, Howard H. The Arms Trade and the Middle East: A Primer
  54. Frost, Robert. "An Importer", "A Case for Jefferson", and "On Being Chosen Poet of Vermont" (incomplete)
  55. Gallagher, Michael J. Wood Gatherer, print of wood engraving
  56. Garrow, David J. "Twenty Years Later: New Myths about the Movement" speech
  57. Gascht, André [2/1]
  58. Gilliam, Angela. "Witnessing the Struggle for Justice in the West Bank and Gaza" report to hearing of Congressional Black Caucus on the Middle East
  59. Gilliam, Dorothy. Various articles for The Washington Post (photocopies)
  60. Gray, Madi. "The South African Law of Bondage: Some Aspects of Women and the Law with Particular Reference to Marriage"
  61. Grigsby, J. Eugene, Jr. Art and Ethnics: Background for Teaching Youth in a Pluralistic Society
  62. Guinier, Ewart. "Impact of Unionization on Blacks", reprint from Proceedings of the Academy of Political Science, #30
  63. Hatcher, Richard G. Speech for the opening session of National Conference on a Black Agenda for the 80s
  64. Hayden, Robert C. and Museum of Afro American History. The African Meeting House in Boston: A Celebration of History
  65. Haynes, Gillie. Poems
  66. Heinebäck, Bo. Oil and Security: A SIPRI Monograph, signed and inscribed to Payne by the author
  67. Herskovits, Jean. "Nigeria: Africa's New Power", Foreign Affairs
  68. Hill, Herbert. Address to the 68th Annual NAACP Convention
  69. Holly, Ellen. "Fantom" screenplay
  70. Holman, M. Carl. "How to Stop the Miseducation of Black Children", reprint from Ebony
  71. Honecker, Erich. Address for 35th anniversary of German Democratic Republic
  72. Hunte, Conrad, et al. Britain's Many Races: Headache or Hope?
  73. Hunter, Robert B. "A Lonely Place of Miracles", speech for Niara Sudarkasa's inauguration as president of Lincoln University
  74. Issues and Studies: A Journal of China Studies and International Affairs, vol. 8, #4 and #8
  75. Jackson, Verne. "Several Summers: Growing Wise on a Street Divided into Two Worlds--One Poor, One Poorer", Chicago (photocopy)
  76. Jacqz, Jane W. Policy Issues in African American Relations, report from Conference of African and American Representatives
  77. Johnson, Flora. "Are Black People Stupid?", Reader, vol. 9, #33 (photocopy)
  78. Johnson, Haynes. The Negro in Washington, reprint from The Washington Star
  79. Jordan, Vernon E., Jr. Addresses to various Urban League Annual Meetings
  80. Katz, Donald. "The Slave Trade", The New Republic
  81. Kuo, Warren. "Oppression and Persecution in Communist China", reprint from Case Studies on Human Rights and Fundamental Freedom: A World Survey, vol. 3
  82. Le Clerc, Noel. "Avoid Being Trapped in an Urban Riot!", Pistolero
  83. Leonard, Walter J [2/1]
  84. "Let Them Eat Words", The New Republic
  85. Liberation Struggle, issues 1-2, vol. 2
  86. Lobban, Glenys. "The Relevance of Women's Liberation to Women in South Africa"
  87. Low, Charlotte. Review of Nancy Harrison's Winnie Mandela in The Washington Times
  88. Lowe, Carol Hill, ed. "The First Twenty Years: Women's Rights to Women Leaders, the District of Columbia for Women, Highlights and Legislative History, 1967-1987"
  89. Lynch, Jean M. Summary of "Maximizing Productivity in 32 Black Graduate Schools" report
  90. Mabiletsa, Deborah. "The Changing of African Women in South Africa"
  91. Mandela, Nelson. No Easy Walk to Freedom (photocopy)
  92. Marzolf, Marion and Melba Tolliver. Kerner Plus 10: Minorities and the Media, a Conference Report
  93. Masakela, Daphne. "Social and Political Implications of the Position of Black Women"
  94. Mawema, Michael A. Address to the Black Press Seminar
  95. Mikhailov, Valentin. "U. S. Policy in Africa Is an Obstacle to Decolonization"
  96. Mitchell, Betty Goodson. Kid Literature books
  97. Morton, Sheila. "The Meaning of Women's Liberation to Me"
  98. Mustin, Renelle. "Vance Speaks Out for Neo-Colonialism in Africa"
  99. National Commission on Excellence in Education. A Nation at Risk: The Imperative for Educational Reform
  100. National Council of Churches. Report of a Consultation on the Church and Southern Africa
  101. New World Outlook, 3 issues
  102. Newman, Debra L. "The Propaganda and the Truth: Black Women and World War II"
  103. Norman, Angela. "Women and Education"
  104. Obeng-Quaidoo, Isaac, Ola Shobowale, and Roy E. Carter. "African News in Selected Midwestern Papers: A Pilot Study with Suggestions for Research"
  105. O'Neon, Constance. "I'm Fine"
  106. Palmer, Lorraine. "Some Thoughts on Tribal Attitudes to Black Women"
  107. "Preliminary Draft Proposal to Establish a Permanent Secretariat for the Consortium on International Development"
  108. Powell, Adam Clayton, IV. Acceptance speech on behalf of his father
  109. Razi, G. M. Kissinger: L'homme et sa pensée
  110. Rielly, John E. American Public Opinion and U.S. Foreign Policy 1975
  111. Rodrigues, M. M. Sarmento. Aos Portugueses da Índia
  112. Russell, Patricia A. Speech at Jackson State University
  113. Rymer, Russ. "Butting Heads with the Status Quo", article on John Lewis, Atlanta Weekly
  114. Sadler, Jackie Walton. "Time and the Tentacles of Friendship: Personification of the Extended Black Family", speech delivered at Niara Sudarkasa's inauguration as president of Lincoln University
  115. Savimbi, Jonas. "The War Against Soviet Colonialism", Policy Review, #35 (photocopy)
  116. Schneidler, Jack. "Blacklist: The Years of Lunacy", Chicago Daily News
  117. The Shield: The Official Black Newspaper of Hunter College
  118. Simonov, Vladimir. "Does Africa Need Political Brokers?"
  119. The Southern African Connexion, issue 1, vol. 1
  120. South African Institute of Race Relations. "Detention without Trial in South Africa, 1976-1977"
  121. Steinbeck, John. "The Black Man's Ironic Burden" (photocopy)
  122. Sudarkasa, Niara. Various writing
  123. "Teddy Bears Make the Best Friends" (unknown author)
  124. Thurman, Howard. Meditations from the Heart excerpt
  125. Toward Freedom, vol. 36, #7
  126. Trescott, Jacqueline. "Passions Over Purple", The Washington Post
  127. Tutu, Desmond. Nobel lecture
  128. ul Haq, Mahbub. "Negotiating the Future", Foreign Affairs (photocopy)
  129. Voter Education and Registration Action. Harassment of Black Elected Officials: Ten Years Later
  130. Walker, Margaret. "Education, Top Priority for a Black Agenda"
  131. Walker, Wyatt Tee. "Where Do We Go from Here", address for International Freedom Mobilization Summit Conference of Black Religious Leaders on Apartheid
  132. Weathers, Diane. "A New Black Struggle", Newsweek (photocopy)
  133. Williams, Juan. "A Black Mayor Betrays the Faith", The Washington Monthly (photocopy)
  134. Winston, Michael R. "Fisk University's Challenge: A New Vision of the Future of Mankind" speech
  135. Women's Educational Equity Act. Contributions of Black Women to America, 1776-1977 annual report
  136. Woods, Donald J. Address to NAACP annual convention
  137. Zehner, Harry. "How Roy Innis Ravaged CORE", SR (photocopy)