Negro Leagues Baseball Legends Cap deference clothing and the joy of Christmas

and the joy of Christmas

two Negro World Series titles

Each print preserves an important moment in Philadelphia's cultural history while celebrating jazz's power to unite

An image by Lonnie Ollivierre featuring an African American woman with hands clapsed engaged in prayer as she asks for strength and protection from the Messiah Jesus

balancing family responsibilities

Negro Leagues Baseball Legends Cap deference clothing and the joy of ChristmasThis cap doesn't represent one team. It represents a movement. The front carries "Negro Leagues" in bold three dimensional script with "NLBM" stitched above and "EST 1920" with a star anchored beneath, marking the year Andrew "Rube" Foster and seven other Black baseball owners gathered at the Paseo YMCA in Kansas City, Missouri on February 13, 1920 to found the Negro National League. That meeting created the first successful, organized professional