I really am impressed with the editing, and this is going to modernize and then update Jordan’s image, as he is in control of the narrative. He has done it at a good age as well, using hindsight and a bit of maturity. This will no doubt enhance the profile of his brand. Brilliant marketing move. He had the cojones to broach the topic of politics, race, just so the racist denizens of NikeTalk cannot legitimately keep the discussion of race and politics out of this thread. You know how they are, if you talk about race? Then you are the problem, not the people who invented racism. They seem to feel that if you do not discuss racism, that it will simply go away just like the sole collector forums. That said, this generation of athlete has shunned the example that the off the court Jordan has embraced. The I Can’t Breathe tees worn by Derrick Rose first, then the hoodie shot with the Miami Heat, the unified message on police brutality at the espy’s, I am happy to say that while this generation does not play against the brutality of the Detroit Pistons in order to prove their on court toughness? They’ve taken on an even tougher opponent, one that has been laying the smack down since 1619.