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AFRO American Newspaper Denim Hat

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    • Description

      100% cotton
      Unstructured, 6-panel, low-profile
      Embroidered Logo
      Pigment-dyed garment
      Adjustable strap


      Established in 1892, AFRO American Newspapers is the longest-running African-American family-owned newspaper in the United States. On August 13, 2022, it celebrates its 130th birthday.

      The AFRO has partnered with Philadelphia Printworks to create this capsule collection in honor of The 
      AFRO’s impact and longevity. When you wear your Afro Charities x PPW gear, we hope you feel proud of all we’ve accomplished so far and fortified for the journey to come.

      Afro Charities is currently fundraising to develop a permanent home and research center for the collection and planning to digitize its 3 million images.

      Read more on our blog.

    Description

    100% cotton
    Unstructured, 6-panel, low-profile
    Embroidered Logo
    Pigment-dyed garment
    Adjustable strap


    Established in 1892, AFRO American Newspapers is the longest-running African-American family-owned newspaper in the United States. On August 13, 2022, it celebrates its 130th birthday.

    The AFRO has partnered with Philadelphia Printworks to create this capsule collection in honor of The 
    AFRO’s impact and longevity. When you wear your Afro Charities x PPW gear, we hope you feel proud of all we’ve accomplished so far and fortified for the journey to come.

    Afro Charities is currently fundraising to develop a permanent home and research center for the collection and planning to digitize its 3 million images.

    Read more on our blog.

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