[...] This limited edition sneaker features a predominately black leather upper with red and green accents on the inner lining, tongue and heel. The latter area also features the centennial logo of the African American culture surrounded by 44 stars. Obviously, this sneaker contains the same colorway of the African-American flag. More red and green is seen in the form of contrast stitching seen throughout the upper. To finish it off, this sneaker is complimented with a icy, clear sole. Supposedly, this feature represents the marble courtroom floors of the U.S. Supreme Court in which the African American culture won many civil rights battles. This release is all the more interesting seeing that 2009 marks the 100th year anniversary of the NAACP’s existence. Via 305. [...]

[...] The Nike Air Force 1 “Black History Month 2009″  is a limited edition sneaker, featuring a predominately black leather upper with red and green accents on the inner lining, tongue and heel.  Detailing includes the centennial logo of the African American culture surrounded by 44 stars.  The icy clear sole represents the marble courtroom floors of the U.S. Supreme Court where African Americans won several civil rights battles. via NiceKicks | 305 [...]

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[...] Nike has made a sneaker for Black History Month for the past few years, this year, Nike is using the Air Force 1 once again. The colors are inspired by the African American flag, in black, red and green. The upper is made of black leather with red contrast stitching, the midsole is also a black leather but with green stitching and the outsole is clear gum. The other details include a lasered graphic on the back half of the sneaker, red lining, green piping on tongue, green detail on the first eyelet and a BHM 2009 lace lock. Unfortunately these are a promo and will not be available for sale. Via The305 [...]

[...] Vía 305 [...]

[...] Nike presents once again an Air Force 1 for the Black History Month 2009. This is certainly one of the nicer releases we have seen over the years for the occasion, because Nike worked with smart and subtle details on the upper. “This limited edition sneaker features a predominately black leather upper with red and green accents on the inner lining, tongue and heel. The latter area also features the centennial logo of the African American culture surrounded by 44 stars. Obviously, this sneaker contains the same colorway of the African-American flag. More red and green is seen in the form of contrast stitching seen throughout the upper. To finish it off, this sneaker is complimented with a icy, clear sole. Supposedly, this feature represents the marble courtroom floors of the U.S. Supreme Court in which the African American culture won many civil rights battles. This release is all the more interesting seeing that 2009 marks the 100th year anniversary of the NAACP’s existence.” Via Nicekicks/The305. [...]

[...] VIA: The 305 [...]

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[...] Nike is known for celebrating holidays by releasing special shoes to honor the event. Being that February is Black History Month, Nike has created this pair of Nike Air Force Ones shown here. They feature a predominantly black upper along with red and green contrast stitching as well as a grey sole.  You can clearly tell that much thought has gone into the process of creating them, as they feature lasered graphics depicting the courtrooms of the U.S. Supreme Court where many monumentous civil rights battles were fought. Unfortunately, these will never release to the public, as only three pairs were given away through a contest held by Nike in Miami, Florida. Via The305. [...]

[...] Nike is known for celebrating holidays by releasing special shoes to honor the event. Being that February is Black History Month, Nike has created this pair of Nike Air Force Ones shown here. They feature a predominantly black upper along with red and green contrast stitching as well as a grey sole.  You can clearly tell that much thought has gone into the process of creating them, as they feature lasered graphics depicting the courtrooms of the U.S. Supreme Court where many monumentous civil rights battles were fought. Unfortunately, these will never release to the public, as only three pairs were given away through a contest held by Nike in Miami, Florida. Via The305. [...]

[...] Nike is known for celebrating holidays by releasing special shoes to honor the event. Being that February is Black History Month, Nike has created this pair of Nike Air Force Ones shown here. They feature a predominantly black upper along with red and green contrast stitching as well as a grey sole.  You can clearly tell that much thought has gone into the process of creating them, as they feature lasered graphics depicting the courtrooms of the U.S. Supreme Court where many monumentous civil rights battles were fought. Unfortunately, these will never release to the public, as only three pairs were given away through a contest held by Nike in Miami, Florida. ViaThe305. [...]

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[...] Nike presents once again an Air Force 1 for the Black History Month 2009. This is certainly one of the nicer releases we have seen over the years for the occasion, because Nike worked with smart and subtle details on the upper. “This limited edition sneaker features a predominately black leather upper with red and green accents on the inner lining, tongue and heel. The latter area also features the centennial logo of the African American culture surrounded by 44 stars. Obviously, this sneaker contains the same colorway of the African-American flag. More red and green is seen in the form of contrast stitching seen throughout the upper. To finish it off, this sneaker is complimented with a icy, clear sole. Supposedly, this feature represents the marble courtroom floors of the U.S. Supreme Court in which the African American culture won many civil rights battles. This release is all the more interesting seeing that 2009 marks the 100th year anniversary of the NAACP’s existence.” Via Nicekicks/The305. [...]

[...] Nike is known for celebrating holidays by releasing special shoes to honor the event. Being that February is Black History Month, Nike has created this pair of Nike Air Force Ones shown here. They feature a predominantly black upper along with red and green contrast stitching as well as a grey sole.  You can clearly tell that much thought has gone into the process of creating them, as they feature lasered graphics depicting the courtrooms of the U.S. Supreme Court where many monumentous civil rights battles were fought. Unfortunately, these will never release to the public, as only three pairs were given away through a contest held by Nike in Miami, Florida. Via The305. [...]

[...] Nike commémore le Black History Month en sortant cette paire d’Air Force I assez inédite. Cette paire ne sera pas mise en vente mais seulement offerte à quelques privilégiés. Quelques détails intéressants sont à relever sur le modèle : les dessins aux lasers, les couleurs représentant celles du drapeau Afro-américain, le petit logo sur le talon qui rappelle les 100 ans de la NAACP ? Cette paire a été désignée par des étudiants qui ont pu obtenir des bourses pour leurs études. Découvrez la en détails dans la suite. (the305) [...]

[...] These sneakers feature a variety of elements of the African-American culture – including the centennial logo surrounded by 44 stars. 2009 also marks the 100th year anniversary of the NAACP’s existence. Via The 305. [...]

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My mother is a very good role model and I look up to her. I can go to her and really express myself without her getting upset. She also mentors my friends. She, at times, will do without so I can have the things that I need.

This Nike shoe would be a great gift for her since I could never repay her for what she’s done for me. Would you please send her a pair (8 1/2)

Thanks!

My mom passed away February 12, 2008. This would be a great gift for me in rememberance of her struggle and life. She was 80 years old. It was a very painful time and still is painful. This would give me a insight of her life and some comfort. My shoe size is 8 1/2.

I know I am not a star or famous in anyway. I am a middle class person wishing to receive these shoes in commerative of my mom’s life.

Thank you

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I WOULD LOVE TO GET SOME FOR ME AND FAMLY BOYS WHERE CAN I GET THEM AND HOW MUCH?

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those of you looking for these they run anywhere from $500 to $800 depending on the size and the seller. Good luck getting you pair, I have already received and given away 3 pairs

how do i get dese?May someone please hit me back at s.davis62@hotmail.com

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What is the price of the black histry shoes?

when do these cum out

WHERE CAN I GET THIS SHOE

Where can I get one of the BHM AF1 & how much will it cost me? I need a size 10 serious business.

i need a pair of 2009 black history in a 8 if you know somebody that got them email me !