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VOLUME 43 2021 NUMBER 2
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ARTICLES
HUNGER GAMES: RACIAL POLITICS AND THE U.S.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE…………Brendan Williams 103
REPRESENTATION IN REPRESENTATION: HOW THE PATH
TO END RACIAL INJUSTICE BEGINS WITH THE LEGAL
ACADEMY………………………………………… Kia H. Vernon 136
RACE AND PRISON DISCIPLINE: A STUDY OF NORTH
CAROLINA STATE PRISONS……………Katie Michaela Becker 175
STUDENT COMMENT
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 157
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Vernon, Kia

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

Williams, Brendan

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

Gary, Andriel

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

Becker, Katie Michaela

Race and Prison Discipline: A Study of North Carolina Prisons

Hughes, Joyce A.

Muhammad Ali: The Passport Issue

Courts, Ian L.

Justice in Black: William Hastie and Thurgood Marshall\u27s Fight for an Equalitarian Legal Order

Rupa Russe

North Carolina\u27s Dueling Property Rights Interests: Water and Hydraulic Fracturing

Kamarchick, Lisa Alumbaugh

Sex as Constructive Notice-North Carolina\u27s Need for a Putative father Registry

Sandra Daussin

De\u27Von Carter

Michael Moore

Longstanding Regulatory Loophole Leaves Minority Pesticide Applicators Unprotected

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