Volume 15 Number 2

• Sales Free and Clear of an Intellectual Property Licensee's Interests in Bankruptcy—Looking to In re Tempnology for Guidance

  by B. Summer Chandler

  Uncertainty surrounds many issues that exist at the intersection of bankruptcy law and intellectual property law.

  15 Drexel L. Rev. 271

• Toxic Privacy: How the Right to Privacy Within the Transgender Student Parental Notification Debate Threatens the Safety of Students and Compromises the Rights of Parents

  by Stephen McLoughlin

  Should schools be required to keep the gender identity of transgender students private from their parents? Because federal law does not address this question, school districts get caught in the middle of two arguments.

  15 Drexel L. Rev. 327

• Note: Congress Is Reinstating the Color Line: How the Save America's Pastime Act and the Judicial Antitrust Exemption Contribute to Racial Inequity in Professional Baseball

  by Lindsey Gellar

  Racial inequity is a common theme in the United States, and America’s pastime is no exception. Black representation in professional baseball has been on the decline for decades since its peak of nearly 20%.

  15 Drexel L. Rev. 399

• Note: When Imitation Isn't the Sincerest Form of Flattery: Combating Fast Fashion Design Piracy Through Enhanced Copyright Protection

  by Emily Palladinetti

  Fashion is art—except in the United States. Classified as purely useful articles, fashion designs have been constrained in their ability to receive copyright protection under the current regime.

  15 Drexel L. Rev. 453

• Note: Making Amends: Localizing and Implementing Housing Reparation Programs for African Americans Affected by Discriminatory Housing Policies

  by Erica Witter

  In Philadelphia, there is a significant gap in African American homeownership that has contributed to many of the problems that African American residents face today.

  15 Drexel L. Rev. 509