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Getting to the Root of the Problem: Where Are All the Black Owners in Sports?
Looking a Certain Way: How Defunct Subjective Standards of Media Regulation Continue to Affect Black Women
Basketball on Strike: The All-stars of the Fight for Racial Equality
Racialized, Judaized, Feminized: Identity-based Attacks on the Press
Racial Protest and Racial Progress in Professional Sports
Power Politics Controlling the Narrative (07/22/2022) (ThinkTech Hawaii)
America's Race-based Caste Structure: It's Impact in College and Professional Sports
The Overlooked Tragedy of the Pandemic: How Media Coverage of the Covid-19 Pandemic Has Led to an Increase in Anti-asian Bias and Xenophobia
The Dawn of a New Era: Antitrust Law vs. The Antiquated NCAA Compensation Model Perpetuating Racial Injustice
Role and Influence of Media Bias (April 15, 2022) (ThinkTech Hawaii)
Dismantling the “Black Opticon”: Privacy, Race Equity, and Online Data-protection Reform
Black Youths Lost, White Fortunes Found: Sports Betting and the Commodification and Criminalization of Black Collegiate Athletes
Creative Differences: Indigenous Artists and the Law at 20th Century Nation-building Exhibitions: A Comparison of Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and the United States
The Politics of “Mo' Money, Mo' Money” and the Strange Dialectic of Hip Hop Music
“You Can't Sing Without the Bling”: The Toll of Excessive Sample License Fees on Creativity in Hip-hop Music and the Need for a Compulsory Sound Recording Sample License System
From Tiktok to Racial Violence: Anti-blackness in the Gendered Sphere
Social Media, Racism, and Sports: Social Media Platforms, Not Governments, Are Best Positioned to Change the Game
Dysregulating the Media: Digital Redlining, Privacy Erosion, and the Unintentional Deregulation of American Media
Wake up or Get Woke: The Paradox of America's Diplomatic Export of Hip Hop
Contracting Free from Racial Animus: Comcast Corporation V. National Association of African American-owned Media and Entertainment Studios
Fake News and Racial, Ethnic, and Religious Minorities: A Precarious Quest for Truth
How the FCC Suppressed Minority Broadcast Ownership, and How the FCC Can Undo the Damage it Caused
Blackout: A Textual Analysis of the Media's Influence on Race and Culture
Rap on Trial: The Case for Nonliteral Interpretation of Rap Lyrics
The False Reality of the African American Culture: The FCC and Reality Television
Strange Mix of Entitlement and Exploitation: The African American Experience in Predominantly White College Sport
Race and the Legal Treatment of Digital Sampling
A Network of Our Own
Television and Societal Effects: an Analysis of Media Images of African-Americans in Historical Context
he Absence and Stereotyping of People of Color by The Broadcast Networks in Prime Time Entertainment Programming
The Black Stake in the Internet: Network Neutrality is an African American Issue

 

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