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12 S. Region Black Students Ass'n L.J. [i] (2018)

handle is hein.journals/srebwsude12 and id is 1 raw text is: The National Black Law Students Association presents: SOUTHERN JOURNAL OF POLICY AND JUSTICE NORMALIZING BLACKNESS: ASSESSING THE LEGAL RAMIFICATIONS OF IMPLICIT BIAS AGAINST THE AFRICAN AMERICAN COMMUNITY IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM, THE WORKPLACE, AND IN POLICY Volume XII Fall 2018 Host Institution: Barry University INTRODUCTION & HISTORY: By: Danielle A. Davis, 2017-2018 Editor in Chief ARTICLES: Normalizing the Recognition of Implicit Bias as a Precursor to Normalizing Blackness: The JSU ADVANCE Implicit Bias Think Tank-Mitigating Implicit Bias Against Black Female Faculty in STEM at HBCUs in the Deep South, and Other Groups More Broadly By: Loretta A. Moore, Ph.D., Candis Pizzetta, Ph.D., Angela Mae Kupenda, J.D., & Evelyn J. Leggette, Ph.D. How the FCC Suppressed Minority Broadcast Ownership, and How the FCC Can Undo the Damage It Caused By: David Honig, Florida NAACP Chief Counsel Redefining Standards of Excessive Force: Implications for Policy and Practice By: Mawia Khogali, M.A., Doctoral candidate in the Psychology and Law program, John Jay College of Criminal Justice My Hair is Professional Too!: A Case Study and Overview of Laws Pertaining to Workplace Grooming Standards and Hairstyles Akin to African Culture By: April Williams, 3L, FAMU Law School Blackout: A Textual Analysis of the Media's Influence on Race and Culture By: Raven King, Executive Editor, 3L, University of Miami Law School Fee Simple Subject to Executory Interest: An Analysis of the Preemption and Revocation of Black Property Rights By: Shaytonna Bullock, Senior Editor, 2L, Wake Forest University