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1. In 1992, an Indiana prison inmate, Daniel Vanskike, argued that it was unfair that he was forced to work, often for for-profit businesses, without being paid a minimum wage. The judge ruled against Vanskike. Let me explain why...
2. In Vanskike v. Peters (Vanskike was the prison inmate & Peters was the head of prisons in Indiana) the judge ruled that Indiana didn't have to pay prisoners a federal minimum wage or give federal worker protections. In the decision, guess what the judge cited? 13th Amendment
“Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction. “. If you’re convicted... you’re a slave.
Boycott @NCAA and all businesses that sponsor modern day slavery..
Of what crime have these student athletes been “duly convicted”?
Nope this cannot stand 
lol what irony!
Dafuk?!
What in the actual fuck
Apple's and Oranges
Uh no. Indentured servitude is illegal. They need a lawyer.
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