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    SideBars are a collaborative effort to highlight conversations happening in the BFF community. These conversations take place at BFF events.

     

    Check out some conversations from the community below.

  • In this sidebar, Ameera speaks on her weekend at the national black footwear forum, fostering a relationship between products and brands and her hopes for next years national forum.

    In this sidebar, Founder of EUMELANIN, Deirdre Roberson shares her perspective on cultural currency, the parallels between STEM tech and style. Plus, how the city of Detroit has continued to grow and impact design.

    With his return to Nike as the Director of Design….We’re excited to chat with designer, educator, and multicreative Jason Mayden to discuss Navigating Cultural Contrast with Authenticity.

    In this sidebar, Brittney Perry shares her perspective on cultural currency, creating a community to share information & knowledge, and gives valuable advice on starting a brand from scratch.

    Channing speaks on the electric atmosphere at the National BFF! Join us as we discuss how culture IS the community, and get Channing’s perspective on the correlations between the footwear industry and sneaker culture today.

    Footwear designer, artist and musician Jae Tips shares his perspective on cultural currency, the process of working on his sneaker collaboration w/ Saucony, and how we can continue to foster the relationship between industry and culture.

    A candid conversation with Bimma Williams, Co-founder and host of Claima Stories. Together we talk about being of service to others, the importance of authenticity, and how to break barriers as a new entrepreneur.

  • about @WolfofWallSneak

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    Engaging context for thought-provoking conversations around an ever-evolving sneaker industry. International sneaker journalist and Wall Sneak Journal Editor in Chief, Malcolm J. Randall, popularly known as Wolf of Wall Sneak, serves as a vocal bridge between industry and culture. Malcolm (Wolf) covers sneaker brands, industry professionals, enterprises, and other touch points along the product supply chain so that authentic and engaging stories remain at the forefront of sneaker culture.