APPLE 40mm Black Unity Sport Band – M/L

Description

Apple MUQ63ZM/A. Product type: Band, Compatible device type: Smartwatch, Product colour: Black, Green, Red. Wrist size: 150 – 200 mm. Quantity per pack: 1 piece(s)

The Black Unity Sport Band was designed by Black creatives and partners at Apple to celebrate and honor Black history and culture. It is inspired by the colors of the Pan-African flag and pays homage to the diverse tradition of quilt making. Three individual pieces of colored fluoroelastomer are assembled by hand and compression molded into one piece. Together with the dynamic Unity watch face, which displays an ever-changing pattern of irregular shapes as you move Apple Watch, these colors combine to create a unique image. The innovative pin closure is laser engraved with “Truth. Power. Solidarity.”

Apple supports these organizations that promote racial fairness and justice:

Black Lives Matter Support Fund through the Tides Foundation
The Black Lives Matter movement promotes campaigns for justice, combats violence, and creates space for Black imagination and innovation.

European Network Against Racism
ENAR, a pan-European anti-racism network, is the voice of the anti-racist movement in Europe.

International Institute on Race, Equality and Human Rights
The Institute is committed to protecting the human rights of marginalized and vulnerable people who suffer from discrimination.

Leadership Conference Education Fund
The Leadership Conference Education Fund promotes and protects civil and human rights and implements public education campaigns that support and mobilize activists across the United States.

NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Inc. (LDF)
LDF seeks structural changes to expand democracy, eliminate inequalities, and achieve racial justice to fulfill the promise of equality for all Americans.

Souls Grown Deep
The Community Partnership promotes the work of African American artists and supports communities by promoting economic empowerment, racial and social justice, and education.

This is just a small part of Apple's initiative to overcome systemic barriers that exist for communities of color, and especially the Black community.