Symposium: The Federal Income Tax—Racially Blind But Not Racially Neutral

Symposium, The Federal Income Tax: Racially Blind but Not Racially Neutral, 21 Pitt. Tax Rev. 1-151 (2023):

• Alice G. Abreu (Temple), Foreword, Ilusion of Neutrality: There's More Than Math and Money in Tax, 21 Pitt. Tax Rev. 1 (2023)
• Leo P. Martinez (UC-San Francisco), You’ve Got to Speak Out Against the Madness: The Myth of Tax Neutrality, 21 Pitt. Tax Rev. 11 (2023)
• Alice Martin Thomas (Howard), The HBCU Tax Pipeline Creating Charles Hamilton Houston Social Justice Tax Warriors: How to Build, Maintain, and Sustain an HBCU Tax Pipeline, 21 Pitt. Tax Rev. 21 (2023)
• Richard Winchester (Seton Hall; Google Scholar), A Simple Tax Case Complicated by Race, 21 Pitt. Tax Rev. 37 (2023)
• David A. Brennen (Kentucky), Race Conscious Affirmative Action by Tax Exempt 501(c)(3) Institutions After Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard and UNC, 21 Pitt. Tax Rev. 49 (2023) 
• Samuel D. Brunson (Loyola- Chicago; Google Scholar), Black Charity: Rethinking the Subsidy of Black Charitable Donations, 21 Pitt. Tax Rev. 61 (2023)

• Darryll K. Jones (Florida A&M), Who Has Standing to Challenge Tax Exemption for Hate Groups?, 21 Pitt. Tax Rev. 71 (2023)
• Victoria Haneman (Creighton; Google Scholar), 529 Plans and School Choice, 21 Pitt. Tax Rev. 81 (2023) 
• Tracy A. Kaye (Seton Hall) & Andrew J. Greenlee (Illinois; Google Scholar), Opportunity Zones and Race, 21 Pitt. Tax Rev. 93 (2023) 
• Nicholas A. Mirkay (Hawaii; Google Scholar) & Palma Joy Strand (Creighton), Economic Dignity Creates a Pro-Tax Story for Racial Equity, 21 Pitt. Tax Rev. 109 (2023) 
• Phyllis C. Taite (Oklahoma), Taxing Wealth: Strategic Methods to Address Growing Inequalities, 21 Pitt. Tax Rev. 119 (2023) 
• Francine J. Lipman (UNLV; Google Scholar), Is Now A(nother) Teachable Moment? Honoring the Legacy of Dr. William E. Spriggs, 21 Pitt. Tax Rev. 129 (2023) 
• Bridget J. Crawford (Pace; Google Scholar), A Tax National Anthem, 21 Pitt. Tax Rev. 143 (2023)