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Volume 89, Summer/Fall 2015, Numbers 2 & 3
Editorial Board
Symposium
Introduction
David L. Gregory and Elizabeth Anne Tippett
Past as Prologue in the Affirmative Action Jurisprudence of the Supreme Court: Reflections on Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin and Schuette v. Coalition to Defend Affirmative Action
David L. Gregory and Sarah Mannix
In Defense of McDonnell Douglas: The Domination of Title VII by the At-Will Employment Doctrine
Chuck Henson
The Future of Workplace Affirmative Action After Fisher
Rebecca K. Lee
Fifty Years After the Passage of Title VII: Is it Time for the Government to Use the Bully Pulpit to Enact a Status-Blind Harassment Statute?
Marcia L. Narine
An Evolving Workforce, An Adapting Law: Title VII's Coverage of Gender Identity and Criminal History
Sandra Pullman
The Influence of Justice Thurgood Marshall on the Development of Title VII Jurisprudence
Wendy B. Scott, Jada Akers, and Amy White
Title VII at 50: The Landmark Law has Significantly Impacted Relationships in the Workplace and Society, but Title VII has not Reached its True Potential
Cynthia Elaine Tompkins
When the Court Makes Title VII Law and Policy: Disparate Impact and the Journey from Griggs to Ricci
Ronald Turner
Essay
The Strange Career of Title VII's § 703(M): An Essay on the Unfulfilled Promise of the Civil Rights Act of 1991
Jeffrey A. Van Detta
Notes
"No Harm, Still Foul": Unharmed Creditors and Avoidance of a Debtor's Pre-Petition Transfer of Exemptible Property
Alyssa Pompei
Prosecuting Child Soldiers: The Call for an International Minimum Age of Criminal Responsibility
Brittany Ursini
Copyrightability of LEED-Certified Buildings: Approaching the AWCPA to Promote Green Architecture
Stephen Accursio Maniscalco