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Michael Jordan's game-worn sneakers sell for a record $615,000 | CNN
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Signed Pair Michael Jordan's 1986 Game Worn Nike Air Jordan 1 Sneakers Auction | Hypebeast
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MJ WORE HIS ORIGINAL 'CHICAGO' AIR JORDAN 1s from 1985 in his last game at MSG as a Bull: "By halftime my feet are bleeding, but I'm having a good game, I
In 'Air,' Michael Jordan's silence speaks volumes about the marketing of Black athletes
