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How Wilson came to be the shoe industry’s first Black shoe designer, how work can be a form of prayer, and why he chose Philippians 2 to be printed in his Nike shoes.
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- University of Oregon | College of Design
- Wilson Smith | IDSA
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- Five Mere Christians
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- Shoe Dog
- Reebok
- Chariots of Fire
- Bono
- Bill Bowerman
- Phil Knight
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