Black and Latino men are trading in hoodies and sneakers for quarter-zip sweaters, tailored suits and fedoras — a sharp, self-assured look that signals dignity, intentionality and a reimagined masculinity in the post-COVID era.

Why it matters: It's pushing back against decades of narrow stereotypes that linked urban masculinity to athletic gear and reclaiming pride through presentation.

The big picture: The quiet style revolution is unfolding across barbershops, brunches and boardrooms with high-profile men of color and social media influencers leading the way. • From Maryland Democratic Gov. Wes Moore's sleek quarter-zips to former NFL star Cam Newton's fedora line with Chicano designer Meshika, the message is clear — elegance is the new rebellion. • In this battle, Drake's smooth,

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