Social justice, activism, and protests have been focal points through sports, pop culture, and public discourse for decades. While this year is no different, the combination of COVID-19 along with more instances of racism (there systemic or systematic), has placed a larger emphasis on addressing the atrocities that continue to face Black Americans at a disproportionate rate.
Sneaker brands, athletes, boutiques, and many other entities within the industry are making statements and lending a hand to do Take part.
Custom sneakers are using Take platforms and art to procure more Shorts to the issue. Air Jordan 1 High OG Chicago Reimagined Releasing October 29th envisioned a custom Air Jordan 1 that combines social justice and activism through the years. From MLK to Colin Kaepernick to Ahmaud Arbery, this AJ1 is meant to be provocative above everything else.
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