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Patently Biased: A Discussion of Historical and Systemic Causes of Racial Disparity in Patent Law
Centering Black Women Inventors: Passing and the Patent Archive
Sy-stem-ic Bias: An Exploration of Gender and Race Representation on University Patents
Culture and Fair Use
An Empirical Study of Gender and Race in Trademark Prosecution
Imitation Is Not Flattery When You Don't Get Credit: Protecting Intellectual Property in the Age of Fast Fashion, Social Media, and “Culture Vultures”
Thieves in the Temple: The Scandal of Copyright Registration and African-American Artists
De-gentrified Black Genius: Blockchain, Copyright, and the Disintermediation of Creativity
Culture and Fair Use
The Last Breakfast with Aunt Jemima and its Impact on Trademark Theory
Trademarks, Race and Slur-appropriation: an Interdisciplinary and Empirical Study
From J.C. Bach to Hip Hop: Musical Borrowing, Copyright and Cultural Context
Other People's Property: Hip-hop's Inherent Clashes with Property Laws and its Ascendance as Global Counter Culture
Race in the Courthouse: Less Protection as More Equal Protection for Musical Works
Temporality in a Time of Tam, or Towards a Racial Chronopolitics of Intellectual Property Law
Sampling as Transformation: Re-evaluating Copyright's Treatment of Sampling to End its Disproportionate Harm on Black Artists
The Covid-19 Vaccine Race: Intellectual Property, Collaboration(s), Nationalism and Misinformation
Protecting Protest Art
Impoverished Intellectual Property
In Defense of Culture: Protecting Traditional Cultural Expressions in Intellectual Property
IP Social Justice Theory: Access, Inclusion, and Empowerment
Copyright's One-way Racial Appropriation Ratchet
Promoting Asian American Representation Through Copyright: Moral Rights in the Last Airbender and Fair Use in Ms. Marvel
Response to Takedown Notice on Fee Simple Subject to Executory Interest: An Analysis of the Preemption and Revocation of Black Property Rights
Whitewashing Expression: Using Copyright Law to Protect Racial Identity in Casting
Critical Race Intellectual Property
Offensive Marks: the Policing of Trademarks in a Diverse World
Copyright Protection's Challenges and Alaska Natives' Cultural Property

 

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