{"value"=>"<p>Eight audio recordings of Etta Moten Barnett interviewing prominent political and cultural figures, often conducted in their home countries or sites of historic importance. Claude Barnett, Etta Moten's husband and the journalist-founder of the Associated Negro Press, often participates or is referenced in these interviews. Included here are Moten Barnett's interviews with Martin Luther King Jr. in Accra during Ghana's independence celebrations, Norman Manley in Jamaica, and Acting President Joseph Nemours Pierre-Louis in Haiti. The interviews are titled with the interviewees' names in the order that they appear in the recording, and those taking place outside of the U.S. include the country in the title.</p>"}