Jordan Brand Announces Latest Black Community Commitment Grants
The house that Michael Jordan built is looking out.
In case you didn’t get the memo, Michael Jordan is woke now. , Jordan Brand announced the latest entities on the receiving end of its Black community commitment grants.
Back in June 2020, Jordan Brand committed to donating $100 million to social justice causes over a 10-year period. Almost a year to the day since the program’s announcement, three institutions that will receive multi-year grants due to their work educating the world about the Black experience are The National Museum of African American History and Culture, Morehouse College and The Ida B. Wells Society.
The Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture will receive $3 million (over three years) and JB will work with the institution to boost up its Talking About Race web portal, which helps sparks discussions around race as well as its Let’s Talk speaker series, which helps educators encourage conversation about racism and history. Renowned HBCU Morehouse will get $1 million to be used toward expanding its Journalism & Sports Marketing course program with scholarships and enhancing its digital media lab. The Ida B. Wells Society, which was founded in 2015 at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill to spotlight opportunities for journalists of color, will receive $1 million to be used to heighten opportunities and development in the investigative journalism field.
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Interestingly, one of the Ida B. Wells Society’s founders is Nikole Hannah-Jones, whose lack of tenure at UNC has recently come under fire. Expect UNC to course correct, sooner than later.
Also, back in April, a first round of Community Grants was opened with an application process to provide $1 million to local, grassroots organizations.
Seems like Michael Jordan is very clear that a lot of Black people are rocking his shoes.
