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What if college athletes got paid? 3 questions answered

  • Written by Jasmine Harris, Assistant Professor of Sociology, Ursinus College
California lawmakers have approved a bill that would enable college athletes to get paid endorsements. AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez

The California state legislature has approved a bill that allows college athletes to earn money through athletic endorsements starting in 2023. The governor hasn’t said whether he’ll sign the bill into law....

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