R.I.P. shirts become an urban tradition / Mementos honoring the dead now a religious ritual, complete with their own rules of observance

R.I.P. shirts become an urban tradition / Mementos honoring the dead now a religious ritual, complete with their own rules of observance: "R.I.P. shirts become an urban tradition
Mementos honoring the dead now a religious ritual, complete with their own rules of observance
Meredith May, Chronicle Staff Writer
Sunday, October 24, 2004

CORRECTION: The following story quoted Toni Bailey out of context. She does not make a profit on R.I.P shirts because she charges only for materials.
Earl 'E.J.' Jackson cracked open a Miller High Life and poured a dribble into the gutter before taking a swig. 'That's for my dead homies,' he said. "

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Good article regarding RIP Tshirts. Not bad for the hip hop crowd.

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