Rapidly approaching is a great season, specifically belonging to the African-American community and that is Black History Month. The entire month of February dedicated to African-American way-pavers, entrepreneurs, activists, fighters and people who helped put the disgusting act of segregation to rest through triumph and success. The Jordan brand is indulging in this month and has decided to drop a release sneaker package called the “Black History Month Sneaker Collection” (BHM). The collection reveals some fresh neon shades of lime green, blue and black accented with splatter paint and in the form of the famous Spiz’ike, Jordan 1, and the Jordan x Carmelo M9. The kicks aren’t available for purchase yet outside of the Melo M9, but will be soon and done with such great intention that we had to show love. What do you think? Will you be rocking these during Black History Month?  Sneaker Watch!

During the White House Correspondents Dinner for this year, Barack Obama addressed many topics for the night, one being the if elected, what would take place the second term. Interestingly noted, he stated that during the first term he sang Al Green, but during the second term he would be reciting a Young Jeezy verse. For those that remember, during the 2008 election period, moments after Barack Obama was elected, Young Jeezy release a track titled My President is Black. This would not mark the first a  Hip-Hop/Rap artist was mentioned by Barack during his presidency, but rather the first time that he would sing during a speech. Big tings ah gwan! Check out the video below.