Sunday marks Juneteenth and though some brands are still navigating how to recognize the newly minted federal holiday, others are finding meaningful ways to support it.
This year, vegan wellness brand Brown Girl Jane will have a site-wide sale of 19 percent off all of its products, and will donate the proceeds to Until Freedom, an organization that focuses on criminal justice reform.
The limited-edition hoodie and sweatpants set is called “Forward Lines,” and is comprised of a French terry blend featuring multicolored interwoven lines designed by London artist Caroline Harris, who was a 2020 nominee for the Queen Sonja Print Awards, the world’s leading award for graphic art.the race relation discussions Woldegebriel facilitated at Martha’s Vineyard in 2020, and pays visual homage to George Floyd and the continued fight to dismantle systemic racism.
“Sephora continues to support and amplify Black voices all year long and is excited to highlight and celebrate the variety of holidays that hold meaning throughout the year,” the company said.Addis VIV, an emerging Black-owned home decor brand dedicated to “creating sacred spaces,” is partnering with Trinidadian artist Miles Regis to release a limited-edition candle in support of protecting Black and Brown men from racial injustice.
Attendees will enjoy an honoree dinner and a VIP brunch on June 16 and 17, followed by a festival with performances, including a fashion show and a chance to buy from Black-owned vendors.