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Vol. 22, No. 2 (2021)

Articles

The End of "Performative School Desegregation: Reimagining The Federal Role in Dismantling Segregated Education

Janel A. George

The Accidental Crit III: The Unberable Lightness of Being. . .Pedro?

Pedro A. Malavet

Notes

"Riot Boosting": South Dakota's Integration of Environmental, Indigenous, and First Amendment Concerns and the the Rhetoric of Protest

Monica Krup

Burning in the Melting Pot: American Policing and the Internal Colonization of African Americans

Sawyer Like

The Increasingly Broad Language of Qualified Immunity, Deference Toward Granting It, and the Ramifications of Racial Injustice

Brandon Sweeney

Vol. 22, No. 1 (2020)

Articles

The Impact of Access to Credit and Partition Lawsuits on African American Land Ownership: Myths vs. Reality

Roy W. Copeland & William K. Buchanan

Bridging The Gap: Developing Pedagogical Solutions for Underrepresented Law Students

Kia H. Vernon, Dorothy D. Nachman & Don Corbett

Eraced: Nixing the "Mixed" Box
Karl T. Muth

Notes

Voter Intimidation and Misinformation on Facebook: Using Section 11(b) of the Voting Rights Act to Protect the Vote of People of Color

Julia Burzynski

Old Pipes in Brick City: Equal Protection and the Newark Water Crisis

Michael Chachura

Ignoring the Asian Elephant in the Room: How Nielsen v. Preap Denies the International Rights of Southeast Asian Refugees
Alexandra Tran

Vol. 21, No. 2 (2020)

Articles

Fracking the Way: How Chevron Used the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act to Broaden the Foreign Judgment Enforcement Loophole

Jeffrey S. Correa

Notes

Recent Challenges to the Indian Child Welfare Act Suggest It Is Time for the United States Supreme Court to Act: Indian Survival Depends on It

Mariam Hashmi

Vol. 21, No. 1 (2019)

Articles

Faith-Based Approaches to Ecological Harmony and Environmental Protection

Nadia B. Ahmad

Notes

Recreational Marijuana Legalization in New Jersey: The Formula for a Bill That Accounts for Racial Injustice

Kamarina A. Guity

"Black Identity Extremist" or Black Dissident?: How United Sates v. Daniels Illustrates FBI Criminalization of Black Dissent of Law Enforcement, from COINTELPRO to Black Lives Matter

Zahra N. Mian

Commies Welcome: Fighting Communism in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea Through Inclusive Immigration Law

Adam D. Miller

Vol. 20, No. 2 (2019)

Notes

Victimized Perpetrators: Child Soldiers in ISIS and the Need for a New International Legal Approach

Tamara Anaie

Setting an Example: The International Criminal Court Must Prosecute Chechnya, Russia, and the Members of ISIS for Committing Crimes Against Humanity Against LGBTQ+ Persons

Arrianna Diamantis

Missing Child or Runaway: The Life Altering Label and How to Eliminate the Stigma Surrounding It

Shannon Lacey

Similar Trails: A Comparison of the Legalized Discrimination of Indigenous Communities Paralleling the Rohingya of Myanmar and the Native Americans in the United States

Omar Rana

Vol. 20, No. 1 (2018)

Articles

The Effects of Race and Gender on Attorney Selection

Michael Conklin

Notes

Hanging on to Justice: Why the Display of a Hangman's Noose in the Workplace Gives Rise to a Racially Hostile Environment

Tyiarah Adewakun

Piercing the Tribal Veil: Tribal Sovereign Immunity in the Anomalous Context of the Pharmaceutical Industry

Claudia Azzam

Building a Tower of Babel on Wall Street: Financial Protections for Limited English Proficient Speakers

Deepta Janardhan

Vol. 19, No. 1 (2017)

Articles

Limitations of the Jones Act: Racialized Citizenship and Territorial Status

Nelson Torres-Rios

Notes

A “Legacy Preference” for Descendants of Slaves: Why Georgetown’s Approach to Admissions is Misguided

Latiqua Liles

How Navajo Nation v. Urban Outfitters Illustrates the Failure of Intellectual Property Law to Protect Native American Cultural Property

Kat Moynihan

Vol. 19, No. 2 (2018)

Articles

A Dream Still Deferred: The Unlawful Use of Student Fees for Instructional Technology in Alabama Public School Causing a Disparate Impact for Minority Children

Taurus Myhand

Notes

New Jersey's Experiment with Interdistrict School Choice as a Racially Neutral Alternative: Is it Succeeding?

Connor Martin

Trademark Today But Not Tomorrow? Figuring Out The Difference Between What Is Disparaging And What Is Not

Charu Mehta

Civil Rights and Tort Calculation: Challenging the Reliability and Constitutionality of Race-Based and Gender-Based Life Expectancy and Future Earnings Calculations

Agustin Paneque

Vol. 18, No. 2 (2017)

Articles

The EU-Turkey Agreement: Refugees, Rights and Public Policy

Isabel Mota Borges

Notes

Family Detention: Why the Decision in R.I.L-R. v. Johnson Fails to Address the Consequences of Family Detention and the Need to Implement Alternatives

Vanessa Martinez

Utilizing Judicial Discretion to Address Disproportionate Minority Contact

Farah Rahaman

Vol. 18, No. 1 (2016)

Articles

Finding an Energy Power Transformer for the "Last Kilometer" Population: A Comparative Analysis of the REFIT Systems in Ghana and Tanzania

Debashis Ghose

Notes

Justice For All: Why the Gersman v. Group Health Association analysis for Standing Should be Universally Adopted for Cases Involving Companies Asserting Racial Discrimination Claims

William Wyatt Allen

Authorized for War

Tareef Chamaa

Child Labor: The Price is Low but the Cost is High

Alvina Swati

Vol. 16, No. 2 (2015)

Articles

Separate and Unequal: The American Dream Unfulfilled

Peter C. LaGreca

A Fairy Tale Interrupted: The Long-Term Impacts of Child Marriage in Yemen and the Necessary Adjustments to Both Local and International Laws to Stop the Practice and to Protect Voiceless Child Brides

Olga Vionarevich

Notes

Deep-Rooted Concerns for Urban Community Gardening: Is More Regulation the Answer?
Melissa Brown

A Critical Look at the FBI's Decision to Formally Start Tracking Hate Crimes Against Sikhs, Arabs, and Hindus by the Year 2015

Shashwat Dave

Abbot Gets an F: Courts Can Provide Extra Credit

Ashley Higginson

Vol. 16, No. 1 (2015)

Articles

The Age of Covert Racism in the Era of the Roberts Court During the Waning of Affirmative Action
William Y. Chin

Halting the “Slide Down the Sovereignty Slope”: Creative Remedies for Tribes Extending Civil Infraction Systems over Non-Indians

Leah Jurss

Notes

Affirmative Action in Construction Contracting and New Jersey’s “Emerging Small Business Enterprise” Program

Joseph M. Amico

The Racial Placebo Effect and the Consequences of Institutional Denial: How Henderson Promotes Liberty and Justice for All

Clifford D. Dawkins, Jr.

Is Israel Violating International Law by Discriminating Against Non-Jewish Asylum Seekers and by Limiting Palestinian Opportunities to Access to Citizenship: Gain Citizenship in Israel?

Mahdey S. Salhab

Vol. 15 (2014)

Articles

The "Gift" of Testamentary Manumission in New Jersey
Stuart Gold

NYPD Stop and Frisk, Perceptions of Criminals, Race and the Meaning of Terry v Ohio: A Content Analysis of Floyd, et al. v City of New York
Arthur H. Garrison LP.D.

"So Poor as to Not Even Own Themselves": Jackson v. Phillips, Discourses of Charity, and the Legal Support for Liberalism and Structural Inequality
Scott G. Lien

Outrage: Withholding a Get as Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress?
Gital Dodelson

Notes

From Old Glory to Old News: Censoring Images of the American Flag in Public Schools
Tim Collazzi

From Debt Collection to Debt Slavery: How the Modern Practice of Debt Collection is a Violation of the 13th Amendment's Prohibition on Involuntary Servitude
Ian Liberty

Enslavement to Imprisonment: How the Usual Residence Rule Resurrects the Three-Fifths Clause and Challenges the Fourteenth Amendment
Andrea L. Maddan

Turning Japanese in the Dominican Republic: Baseball in the United States, Dominican Republic and Japan and Implementing the United States-Japanese Posting System Model in the Dominican Republic
Anna Rosenblatt

Modern Government Tracking Techniques: Spying Through Cell-Phone GPS Locators Results in Disparate Effects on Minorities
Jimmy Shah

Vol. 14 (2013)

Articles

Origins and Development of the Mandatory Criteria within the Federal Acknowledgement Process
Gerald Carr

Cold Comfort: § 1983 As The Exclusive Damages for Violation of § 1981 by State Actors
Darlene C. Goring

Repairing Damaged Goods: Federal and State Legislation Prohibiting Employers from Making Current Employment a Job Requirement

Jennifer Jolly Ryan

The Chinese Defilement Case: Racial Profiling in an African “Model of Democracy”
Barry Sautman

Notes

The Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 and Federal Cocaine Sentencing Policy - How Congress continues to allow implicit racial animus towards African Americans to permeate federal cocaine
Mena Ghaly

The “New Beginning”: Private Cause of Action under the International Oil Pipeline Permitting System
Andrea Giampoli

Out of the Darkness: Punishing Thought in Federal Terrorism and Hate Crime Statutes
James Layman

In a Desert Selling Water: Expanding the U-Visa to Victims of Notario Fraud and Other Unauthorized Practices of Law

Olivia Quinto

Vol 13, No. 2 (2012)

Articles

"And Then Comes Life". The Intersection of Race, Poverty, and Disability in HBO's "The Wire"
Rabia Belt

Latinos Nowhere in Sight: Erased by Racism, Nativism, the Black-White Binary, and Authoritarianism
Camilo M. Ortiz

Authoritarianism: A Comment
Richard Delgado

Notes

Bringing Jim Thorpe Home: Inconsistencies in the Native American Graves and Repatriation Act
Benjamin Hochberg

The Interpretation of Umpires' Dreams; Testing Supreme Court Nominees' Racial Bias
Jordan Rubin

Vol 13, No. 1 (2011)

Articles

Managing the Fear of the Tsunami: Canada's Proposed Policy to Detain Boat People and Lessons Learned from the United States' Detention Policies
Jamie Chai Yun Liew

The Operation of the Principle of Jus Soli and its Effect on Immigrant Inclusion into a National Identity: A Constitutional Analysis of the United States and the Dominican Republic
Richard T. Middleton, IV

Notes

Changing Identities, Unchanging Standards: Race as a Factor in Transracial Adoptions
Kelly Cruze

Modern Day Slavery in Ghana: Why Application of the United States Asylum Laws Should Be Extended to Women Victimized by the Trokosi Belief System
Sainabou Musa

Subprime Protection: The Inadequacies of the Federal Response to the Economic Crisis in Protecting Minorities from Predatory Lending
Andrew Kuntz