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Alternative Means of Relief for Employment Sex Discrimination, Aiden Spencer

America's Mass Shootings and Hip Hop: The History, Myth and Hip Hop's Invaluable Contribution to Mass Shooting Prevention, Bria Riley

A Practical Overview of U.S. Immigration Removal Proceedings, Administration Agencies and Respondent's Forms of Relief, Vy Thuan Nguyen

A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing: Executive Order No. 13,780 as a Disguise For a Muslim Ban: The Implications of International Refugee Assistance Project V. Trump, Latoya Tyson

Backlash against Justice: The Ideological Attack on the University of North Carolina Center for Civil Rights, Elizabeth Haddix and Mark Dorosin

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Criminalizing Poverty in North Carolina Fines and Fees, Gene Nichol and Heather Hunt

Do Public Confederate Monuments Constitute Racist Government Speech Violating the Equal Protection Clause?, Scott Holmes

Editor's Note, Jillian A. Bates

Educational Gerrymanders: Creating Unequal School Districts in North Carolina, Jeff Lingwall

Facing a Legislative Straightjacket in the 21st Century: North Carolina Courts and the Prayer for Judgement Continued, Dionne R. Gonder-Stanley

Getting Away With Murder: The Legal Fiction of Objective Reasonableness, Thomas W. Cadwallader

Hunger Games: Racial Politics and the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Brendan Williams

In the Line of Fire: Is Technology Taking Over the Legal Profession?, Manveen Singh

Justice in Black: William Hastie and Thurgood Marshall's Fight for an Equalitarian Legal Order, Ian L. Courts

Muhammad Ali: The Passport Issue, Joyce A. Hughes

Neighborhood Conservation Districts; A New Planning Tool Demands the Evolution of the Covenant Against Encumbrances, Dorothy D. Nachman

No Student Left Behind? Accommodating Students with Disabilities in Higher Education During the Trump Administration, Anne Marie Fristoe

Pretrial Release for Undocumented Immigrants in United States v. Flores: The Bail Reform Act Leaves No Room for Debate, Hayley C. Milczakowski

Race and Prison Discipline: A Study of North Carolina Prisons, Katie Michaela Becker

Remixing Riverside: Environmental Racism and Hip Hop as a Mirror of Society, Charles E. Murphy

Representation in Representation: How the Path to End Racial Injustice Begins with the Legal System, Kia Vernon

Sex as Constructive Notice-North Carolina's Need for a Putative father Registry, Lisa Alumbaugh Kamarchick

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Teaching Social Justice Through "Hip Hop and the Law", Andre Douglas Pond Cummings

The Constitutionality of Endangering Others: How One Supreme Court Case Rationalized Risky Conduct During a Pandemic as Interpreted in Roman Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn New York v Cuomo, Andriel Gary

The Failure of the Deliberate Indifference Standard: How Marbury v. Warden Gives Prison Officials More Justification to Devalue Life, Bex Kolins

The forensic Digital Search of Cell phones at the Border in the United States v. Kolsuz: Tough on Terrorism or Tough on Petty Crime?, Jillian Bates

The Secret to 85% First-Time Bar Passage Rates, Jeffrey S. Kinsler and David L. Hudson

The Takeover: Hip Hop's Evolution and Influence in the Law School, Todd J. Clark

Unequal Liberty and a Right to Education, Helen Hershkoff and Nathan Yaffe

We Deserve Better: How Hip Hop Perpetuates the Rape Culture of Black Women, Alexzandria Johnson

Who Should Decide? Why Arizona Courts Should Reevaluate Their Reweighing Procedures, Andrea Johnson