Jahmal Cole is Black History because he turned service into a citywide movement. As founder of My Block My Hood My City, he has spent decades connecting Chicago’s youth and neighborhoods through education, exposure, and consistent community action. His work proves that love for your city, when paired with service, can create lasting change.

Milton Latrell is Black History because he transformed style into confidence and fashion into community. Raised in Bronzeville by a seamstress mother, he co founded Agriculture, a menswear boutique rooted in personalized service and timeless design. Through his work, Milton continues to affirm Black identity, elevate presence, and prove that Black owned luxury can thrive with intention and legacy.

Christopher Brackenridge is Black History because he transformed culture into craft and community into commerce. Born and raised in Bronzeville, he co founded Agriculture, a menswear boutique rooted in timeless style, personalized service, and Black excellence. His work proves that confidence, identity, and legacy can be tailored and sustained through intentional Black ownership.