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CARDOZO JOURNAL OF
EQUAL RIGHTS AND SOCIAL JUSTICE

VOLUME 29

ISSUE 1

ARTICLE

Reckoning with Structural Racism in Legal Education: Methods Toward a Pedagogy of Antiracism

Doron Samuel-Siegel

ARTICLE

Freedom of Speech: Freedom to Creatively Discriminate?

Lydia E. Lavelle

NOTE

The End of Forced Arbitration of Sexual Violence and the Uncertain Future

Heidi M. S. Sandomir

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Queer Liberation's Long March Towards Equality: How LGBTQIA+ Advocates May Seek to Combat the Rise of Anti-LGBTQIA+ State-Level Legislation and Substantiate Broader Lasting Legal Protections in Post-Bostock World

Davis J. Villano

NOTE

Hamptons Aesthetics v. Shinnecock Rights: How the Federal Government is Failing to Protect Indigenous Sovereignty from State Judicial Infringement

Lindsay M. Brocki

NOTE

The Various Problems and Instabilities With the Implementation of the Special Immigrant Juvenile Status Statute

Calli Schmitt

NOTE

Expanding the Idea to Mitigate Disproportionality of English Language Learners in Special Education

Hannah R. Kramer

Annotated Legal Bibliography

VOLUME 29

ISSUE 2

ARTICLE

Among Us: Impostor Syndrome and Barriers to Black Success

DeShayla M. Strachan

ARTICLE

The Advent of Facial Recognition and the Erosion of the Rule of Law in “Moscow Smart City”

Antonina Semivolos

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Making Justice Available for Victims of Sexual Misconduct Within the Prison System

Emma L. Bruder

NOTE

Accessibility in the Digital Age — Why the United States Needs a New Approach to the Americans with Disabilities Act

William J. Seguin

NOTE

Easing the Burden of Survivors of Domestic Violence Through the “One Family, One Judge” Court Model: Why Integrated Domestic Violence (“IDV”) Courts Should Be Instituted Throughout the United States

Elka B. Blonder

NOTE

Physical Scars Are Not the Only Evidence: Crucial Expansion of New York’s Penal Law to Define Coercive Control and Technological Abuse as Domestic Violence

Bailey D. Appel

SYMPOSIUM

SCOTUS on Immigration: A Review of Recent Decisions & What's to Come

Annotated Legal Bibliography

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