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Sweatshirt worn by Michael Holman
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Sweatshirt worn by Michael Holman

Unidentified · 1980s

cotton (fiber)
National Museum of African American History and Culture
CC0 — Public Domain
National Museum of African American History and Culture

A black sweatshirt used by Money Mike (Michael Holman) promoter for the New York City Breakers. The sweatshirt has the sleeves and necklines cut away. The front of the sweatshirt has white pressed on letters that read: [Money / Mike]. The letters for "Money" have been colored over with black marker. The back of the sweatshirt has white pressed on letters that read: [N.Y.C. / BREAKER'S].

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