Showing posts with label Black History Month. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Black History Month. Show all posts
Thursday, 10 February 2011
FASHION: Nike Create Limited Edition Trainers For Black History Month 2011
To celebrate Black History Month in the US, Nike have created a line of special edition trainers.
The collection includes unique versions of Nike's most popular ranges, including the Nike Zoom Kobe VI, Air Jordan 3 Retro, Nike Air Force 1 and Converse EVO, all in black and metallic gold.
Spotted over at Soul Culture.
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Black History Month,
Fashion,
Nike
Monday, 26 October 2009
What Does Black History Month Mean To You?

"Black History month for me is an important part of the year, as it totally reinforces the achievements of the spearheads of the black community, both nationally and internationally.
In terms of figureheads that have inspired my career, there are so many to choose from, however the most relevant for me has to be the legendary Jesse Owens. In 1936 his Olympic achievements infront of Nazi Leader, Adolf Hitler, were a perfect example of how we as a race can excel in the most difficult cirmcustances.
In terms of figureheads that have inspired my career, there are so many to choose from, however the most relevant for me has to be the legendary Jesse Owens. In 1936 his Olympic achievements infront of Nazi Leader, Adolf Hitler, were a perfect example of how we as a race can excel in the most difficult cirmcustances.
He totally inspires me and this month I have taken time to show appreciation for a man who showed the world that on an Olympic stage, prejudice and racism is not accepted."
-Jeanette Kwakye, GB Athlete.
Image via Voice-online.co.uk
Labels:
Black History Month,
Jeanette Kwakye
Saturday, 24 October 2009
What Does Black History Month Mean To You?

"Black history month highlights the different achievements by people of African origin! This is important as it reminds us of our capabilities and shows our importance and extreme relevance in world history.
It helps to encourage young black people to strive for more than just living... but to make an impact! We are as a people are worth celebrating and that should be everyday not just one month in a year."
-Eddie Kadi, comedian.
Image via Timeout.com
Labels:
Black History Month,
Eddie Kadi
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