Investigates the abuse of black basketball players by coaches, the AAU, sports companies, and even parents
Playing Timefirst looks at black youths’ love for basketball—their passion is innocent and naive. The author describes all the people and companies that view black ballplayers as another meal ticket, and unfortunately, some parents are also contributors to this abuse. There are a large number of coaches at every grade level— including colleges—that take advantage of black ballplayers, and the AAU and sports companies are the worst. This book will empower the reader to protect black ballplayers.
Kevin McNutthas been a referee for numerous sports for more than 20 years. He is a journalist and entrepreneur. He lives in Baltimore, Maryland.
Investigates the abuse of black basketball players by coaches, the AAU, sports companies, and even parents
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