Black History Month
Celebrating Black art and building a diverse pipeline of designers.
In 2020, PopSockets professional graphic designers mentored four talented teen artists to create PopGrips inspired by their unique life experiences.
50% of all sales are donated to Teen Tech Centers, safe after-school learning sites where teens have access to the latest technology and opportunities to apply their skills through hands-on experiences.
DJ, Pittsburgh PA
"We all come in different shapes and sizes and colors, but at the end of the day, we're all sort of the same."
DJ was mentored by PopSockets VP of Brand Design, Justin Fuller.
50% of DJ’s Poptivism grip sales support Teen Tech Centers


Weslyn, Minneapolis, MN
"Circuits, galaxies, the brain—places where ideas are created. My design was inspired by Black minds in tech. They have a place in tech."
Weslyn was mentored by PopSockets Designer/Developer, Ayeisha Mesinger.
50% of DJ’s Poptivism grip sales support Teen Tech Centers


Jalen, Lakewood, CO
"Black women's hair—it's such a powerful thing."
Jalen was mentored by PopSockets , VP of Design, Merchandising and Brand Partnerships, Emily Siegel
50% of Jalen’s Poptivism grip sales support Teen Tech Centers


Dredrick, Minneapolis, MN
“I want my design to be empowering…focused on the future.”
Dredrick was mentored by PopSockets Graphic Illustration Designer, Angie Yim.
50% of Dredrick’s Poptivism grip sales support Teen Tech Centers


Thank you to our partners at Best Buy Teen Tech Centers.