A single pair of Air Jordans can fetch thousands of dollars, and now there’s a special Detroit-themed pair set to go on sale later this month.

One of Detroit’s iconic brands is facing backlash after the company decided to uphold a COVID-19 vaccine mandate for its employees, despite not having to.

Underground Printing just marked a major milestone.

The organization’s Industry Club released its custom collection for Black History Month. The teens and BGCSM members are involved in the Reimagine Black Wall Street collection - apparel that’s open for sale to the public. MORE: Black History Month coverage“Right now going on, we have a pop up shop where people can come and buy our T-shirts and hoodies,” McKenzy said. AdREAD MORE:‘Black Art Library’ exhibit at MOCAD celebrates work of artists through booksCity of Detroit showcases artists as kickoff to Black History MonthTell us: What does Black History Month mean to you? Unmasking the invisible men of the comic book world‘We just want equity and equality and appreciation’: The history behind Black History MonthAdHear from the Detroit artist whose Rosa Parks sculpture is featured in Biden’s Oval Office