{"value"=>"<p>The <span class=\"emph\">GEORGIA</span>series contains information most likely gathered by Kit Clarke while she was working for SCOPE in Atlanta and Americus in the summer of 1965. Along with her handwritten interview notes and two notebooks from Americus, there is documentation of the considerable violence and racial tension in Southwest Georgia at that time, including two copies of the privately printed <span class=\"title\">Voice of Americus and Southwest, Georgia</span> and a flyer produced by the Georgia Council on Human Relations, <span class=\"title\">Albany Georgia, Police State?</span> There is also a collection of items from the Koinonia Farm Community in Americus, including Clarence Jordan's <span class=\"title\">Cotton Patch</span> interpretations of the scriptures which were made to relate to current events.</p>"}