Nike celebrates Black History Month with a collection of products across basketball, football, running, soccer and skateboarding that honors six athletes and coaches who have positively impacted sport with their courage and determination: Theotis Beasley, Kevin-Prince Boateng, Jerry Rice, Brianna Rollins, C. Vivian Stringer and John Thompson.
A portion of proceeds from the sale of the 2015 BHM Collection go to the Ever Higher Fund, which supports organizations that leverage the power of sport to maximize the potential of underserved youth. The fund’s mission is to assist communities with knowledge, resources and tools for the next generation of leaders.
Air Jordan 1 Retro High BHM
Black/White $130
Launches: Saturday, January 17
Girls Air Jordan 1 Retro High BHM
White/Black
$120
Launches: Saturday, January 17
Air Jordan XX9 BHM
White/Black
$225
Launches: Saturday, January 17
Nike Dunk Low Premium SB BHM
Black/Black/White
$135
Launches: Saturday, January 17
Kobe 9 Elite BHM
Black/White
Launches: Monday, January 19
Kyrie 1 BHM
White/Dark Grey/Black
$130
Launches: Monday, January 19
LeBron 12 BHM
Black/White/Metallic Silver
$220
Launches: Saturday, January 24
KD7 BHM
Black/Wolf Grey/White
$170
Launches: Saturday, January 24
Air Force 1 Duckboot BHM
Black/Metallic Gold/White
$175
Launches: Thursday, January 29
Air Max 1 BHM
White/Metallic Gold/Black
$125
Launches: Thursday, January 29
Air Force 1 BHM
White/University Red/White
$100
Launches: Friday, February 6
Women’s Nike AF1 Ultra Force BHM
Black/White/Black
$140
Launches: Thursday, January 29
Women’s Air Max 1 Ultra BHM
Black/White/Metallic Silver/Black
$150
Launches: Thursday, January 29