John Kim
January 13, 2015
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For the 2015 selection Black History Month footwear, Nike looked towards six of its athletes for inspiration. One of the six is pro-skateboarder Theotis Beasley, who focuses on a clean image so his younger fans have a proper role model to look up to. Props to Theotis for his dedication to be such a remarkable figure, and if you’re feeling the same supportive vibe, cope the Nike SB Dunk Low “BHM” this Saturday at select retailers.
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