TED: The exploitation of US college athletes | Tim Nevius

The video discusses the exploitation of college athletes, particularly Black athletes, by American universities. It highlights the historical context, financial dynamics, and personal experiences with the NCAA's restrictive rules. The video addresses health, safety, and educational concerns, and calls for systemic change to address social justice issues and economic fairness. It emphasizes the need for better representation and protection for college athletes.

What historical event in 1984 significantly impacted college sports marketing?

How did the Supreme Court's decision regarding broadcasting restrictions affect college athletics?

What are some of the negative consequences of the financial growth in college sports?

In what ways are college athletes exploited according to the speaker?

What are the statistics regarding injuries among college athletes mentioned in the text?

What challenges do college athletes face in obtaining a meaningful education?

How does the speaker describe the disparity between college athletes and coaches in terms of financial compensation?

How does the public perceive the treatment of college athletes according to the NCAA's polling?

What is the significance of the quote from Walter Byers regarding college sports?

What does the speaker suggest should be done to improve the situation for college athletes?