Journal of Race, Gender, and Poverty

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Journal of Race, Gender and Poverty

2011 – 2012 JRGP Editorial Board- front row (l to r): Udeme Ikpe ( Managing Ed.), Jasmine Henderson (Editor in Chief), Markita Hawkins (Executive Ed.), and Miya Edwards (Articles Ed.). Back row: Jennipher Williams (Symposium Ed.), Jarius Treadway (Articles Ed.), and Richard Harrison (Symposium Ed.).

The purpose of the Journal is to supplement the student-writing opportunities at the Law Center while concurrently providing an outlet for those students wishing to think and write in a manner alternative to that which is embraced by mainstream society.

The mission is to thrive on the discussion of the taboo – indicating, those subjects that remain extremely relevant in society but fail to receive adequate coverage in mainstream law journals. The Journal strives for a membership as diverse as its title: a title derived from an attempt to be as inclusive as possible in its subject matter while always embracing the background and interests of an ever-diversifying student body. The diversity in the title will continue to evolve with the assistance of an annual symposium dedicated to a different and unique perspective of the law and its effects on society. The Journal intends to provoke critical thoughts and discussion, enlighten the community and most of all, serve as a reminder of the world's persistent injustices while encouraging the community to take a stand against those injustices.

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