In U.S. history, black male bodies have been "seen" differently than black female bodies or the bodies of white men and women. This has led to a situation in which black male athletes have become valuable entertainment commodities, just as they were in the past when black men were seen as vaudeville entertainers until white entertainers marginalized them by dressing in "black face" and mimicking their performances. How does the author support this argument, and explain why you agree or disagree with it?