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Inside the Spring 2019 Symposium Edition
Dear Valued Reader,
This edition is a continuation of the discussion facilitated at the North Carolina
Central Law Review's Spring 2019 Symposium on Hip Hop and the Law. The
Symposium featured a panel discussion on using hip hop music and culture to
teach social justice in American legal history and hip hop's impact on the law. The
symposium panelists have graciously made contributions to this journal to further
share their respective experiences, research, and insight with you. While some
persons may be sensitive to the language and references in the following works, it
is important that we shed light on the issues addressed in these articles.
Thank you for your support as we continue to provide a forum for legal scholarship
that speaks to every community.
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Teaching Social Justice Through  Hip Hop and the Law

Riley, Bria

America\u27s Mass Shootings and Hip Hop: The History, Myth and Hip Hop\u27s Invaluable Contribution to Mass Shooting Prevention

Holmes, Scott

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

Newton, Allison

A Picture is Worth A Thousand Lives: Student Athletes\u27 Publicity Rights and Social Justice

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