This Black History Month, brands are celebrating, supporting and amplifying Black culture.
From Kohl's tapping an Emmy-nominated illustrator to create a special curated collection to Sephora spotlighting its beloved Black-owned brands, retailers are doing their part to illuminate the contributions, businesses and more from Black creators and entrepreneurs.
Just ahead, learn more about what stores are doing this season to give back, and how you can shop while supporting as well.
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This year, Kohl's tapped Emmy-nominated illustrator Erin K. Robinson, also known as Brooklyn Dolly on Instagram, to create a special collection of clothing and accessories as part of its Sonoma Community, which aims to celebrate diversity and inclusion everyday.
Robinson's work includes a variety of mediums such as ink, charcoal, watercolor, stencil, collage, markers and digital artistry, which is reflected in the line of clothing and accessories she designed with Kohl's.
Throughout the curated collection, you'll find graphic tees that embrace Black femininity as well as exciting home items designed with vibrant artistry.
In addition to Kohl's collaboration with Robinson, the retailer has also donated $100,000 to the National Urban League through its Kohl's Cares platform to help support its mission to advance economic empowerment, health equity, educational, job and housing opportunities and ensure the protection of civil rights for marginalized communities across America.
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As the first major retailer to sign the 15 Percent Pledge, which calls on major retailers to commit a minimum of 15% of their shelf space to Black-owned businesses, Sephora is spotlighting its beloved Black-owned brands in an effort to continue to live up to the company's commitment.
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This innovative intimate apparel brand, known for its leakproof technology, has collaborated with its community to create customized boxes to support a number of Black-owned businesses for the second year in a row.
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The mass retailer is bringing its Black & Unlimited platform -- which has mission of supercharging the unlimited potential of Black creators and brands by providing access to Walmart's scale -- to its stores this year. This will make it easier to shop Black-owned brands across categories such as beauty, wellness, apparel and more.
The company has also dedicated a special section of its website to Black-led brands.
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The beauty haven is celebrating the joy of Black beauty by highlighting Black-owned and founded brands through a dedicated page on its website.
Shoppers also get to enjoy learning about how Ulta plans to uplift and magnify Black beauty -- not just this month, but every month.
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The legendary footwear brand has launched a "Black Joy" capsule collection inspired by the amazing energy of the Harlem Renaissance.
This new launch includes two new iterations of the iconic Chuck 70 and Chuck Taylor All Star Lift shoes.
Since 2015, Converse has donated $3.9 million to Black community organizations.
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