- May 5, 2004
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i know it was posted about a month ago but there was only 1 pic and these are just some more detailed pics of the shoe
From nicekicks.com a more detailed look at the shoe
We showed you this Nike Air Force 1 Black History Month '09 for the first time last month, and many of you were wishing it was a generalrelease. We have now found detailed photos and more information on this shoe. Please, don't be mad!
This limited edition sneaker features a predominately black leather upper with red and green accents on the inner lining, tongue and heel. The latter areaalso features the centennial logo of the African American culture surrounded by 44 stars. Obviously, this sneaker contains the same colorway of theAfrican-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 complimentedwith a icy, clear sole. Supposedly, this feature represents the marble courtroom floors of the U.S. Supreme Court in which the African American culture wonmany civil rights battles. This release is all the more interesting seeing that 2009 marks the 100th year anniversary of the NAACP's existence. Via305.
From nicekicks.com a more detailed look at the shoe
We showed you this Nike Air Force 1 Black History Month '09 for the first time last month, and many of you were wishing it was a generalrelease. We have now found detailed photos and more information on this shoe. Please, don't be mad!
This limited edition sneaker features a predominately black leather upper with red and green accents on the inner lining, tongue and heel. The latter areaalso features the centennial logo of the African American culture surrounded by 44 stars. Obviously, this sneaker contains the same colorway of theAfrican-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 complimentedwith a icy, clear sole. Supposedly, this feature represents the marble courtroom floors of the U.S. Supreme Court in which the African American culture wonmany civil rights battles. This release is all the more interesting seeing that 2009 marks the 100th year anniversary of the NAACP's existence. Via305.
