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2019

We Deserve Better: How Hip Hop Perpetuates the Rape Culture of Black Women, Alexzandria Johnson
North Carolina Central Law Review

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

Remixing Riverside: Environmental Racism and Hip Hop as a Mirror of Society, Charles E. Murphy
North Carolina Central Law Review

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

Teaching Social Justice Through "Hip Hop and the Law", Andre Douglas Pond Cummings
North Carolina Central Law Review

2018

Indigenous Appropriation and Protections Provided by Intellectual Property Law, KaDeidra Baker
North Carolina Central University Science & Intellectual Property Law Review

Applying the Statutory Cover License to Mashup Covers and Medleys, Paulina Lopez
North Carolina Central University Science & Intellectual Property Law Review

2017

Sidelining Big Business in Intercollegiate Athletics: How the NCAA Can De-Escalate the Arms Race by Implementing a Budgetary Allocation for Athletic Departments, Lora Weurdeman
North Carolina Central Law Review

1995

From the Diamonds to the Courts: Major League Baseball v. the Commissioner, Lydia Lavelle
North Carolina Central Law Review

1976

Music the Universal Healer: First Amendment Protection - Real or Illusory, Donna Helen Crisp
North Carolina Central Law Review