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Expression remains at the forefront of Nike’s Black History Month collection. Driven by African-American history, achievement and progressivism, those truths and notions are spoken through models like the newly released Nike Kyrie 4 which, in this particular case, takes a direct stance in favor of equality.
Emboldened by repetition – which is often the only measure of practice when things don’t or haven’t changed – subtle odes to blackness are seen not only in the “Equality” script that also in the fact that it’s colored in noir. Still, a larger play on the Pan-African flag represents the shoe’s greater scheme alongside Metallic Gold accents at Kyrie’s tongue logo.
The Nike Kyrie 4 “BHM” is set to release alongside the entire Nike Basketball collection on January 15, Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Nike Kyrie 4 “BHM”
Colorway: Multi-Color/Multi-Color
Style #: AQ9231-900
Release Date: January 15, 2017
Price: $120
