A Houston mother is going after Nike and Michael Jordan after her 22-year-old son was killed by a 21-year old man, who followed him after he bought a pair of high-dollar Nike Air Jordans. The mother, Dazie Williams, is making it her mission to get Nike or Jordan to take responsibility, as inner-city teens and young adults killing each other over high-dollar shoes has a fairly long history.
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