Vanity Fairのインスタグラム(vanityfair) - 8月28日 08時34分

In “The Great Fire,” ESPN journalist and commentator Bomani Jones (@bomani_jones) writes about how college athletes—specifically football players—have little in the way of rights, despite their massive stardom and importance to collegiate institutions.

“The dynamics of an unpaid labor force, asked to use their fragile bodies to generate revenue for ubiquitous institutions, make power impossible,” writes Jones. “Power doesn’t plead for respect. And power doesn’t play football for free in the middle of a global pandemic.”

To illustrate this story, V.F. reached out to the American conceptual artist @hankwillisthomas, who uses photography to explore issues of race, history, and popular culture. This photograph, which he made in 2011, is titled "Cotton Bowl."

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