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T-Shirt Designers Say "Black Icons Are Cool"

What's hip in t-shirt design, you ask?Luther King Junior, and Dr. Malcolm X
T-shirt designers say nothing's cooler thanShabazz.
Black Icons. Yes, they mean African American
Pop Icons...visionaries, entertainers,Kids all over America are wearing black
athletes, and activists. And why areicons...black inner city youth and white
t-shirts with the likes of Muhammad Ali,suburbanites alike. The fad which started in
Richard Pryor, George Clinton, and Martinthe streets probably made it to the burbs by
Luther King Junior all the rage? Becauseway of television through music videos and
these brothers are cool....real cool. Is itother  forms  of  entertainment.
the color of their skin? Is it their fame?
Is it their struggle? Is it what they'veIn a predominantly white middle school in New
accomplished? It's all of that, but most ofJersey one student has came up with an
all it's because they're all leaders in theirinteresting class project for black history
own right. And people, regardless of race,month. He has proposed that on the first
respect and admire people who take charge.Friday in February everyone in his history
And if you're a brother in charge, well thenclass wear a t-shirt embellished with a black
more  power  to  ya.icon. They will get partial credit for
participating in the project, but will be
Some fashion critics say it's also the Hipgraded on how well they deliver a
Hop movement that's bringing famous brothersbiographical speech about the icon they are
and sisters to the fashion forefront. Recentwearing.
polls show that Hip Hop gear is the most
popular attire for American kids in theirWho's popular? O.K., so now you're wondering
early teens to mid-twenties. Thanks to Hipif it is cool to wear any old black icon on
Hop pioneers like Russell Simmons, chairman &your chest. Well, the answer is yes, but in
CEO of Rush Communications, which founded Defcase you don't want to chance it, here is a
Jam Recordings and Phat Farm Clothing andlist of some of the more popular black icon
Sean "P-Diddy" Combs, the founder of Bad Boytees.
Entertainment and Sean John Clothing, the Hip
Hop lifestyle has gone mainstream. Kids andMusic: Bob Marley, Ray Charles, Aaliyah, Jimi
young adults from all over the world areHendrix, Rick James, Marvin Gaye, James
embracing the music, clothing, and swaggerousBrown, Miles Davis, Tupac. Sports: Muhammad
way  of  living  that  is  Hip  Hop.Ali, Jackie Robinson, Don King, Dr. J., 1968
Olympic Protest, Jim Brown. Activists:
So who's wearing black icon tees?Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X, Rosa
Everyone...from the girl next door to theParks. T.V. & Movie Personalities: Richard
biggest names in entertainment andPryor, Red Foxx as Fred Sanford, Jimmy Walker
sports...Rappers, Singers, Actors, Athletes,as  JJ,  Fred  Berry  as  Rerun,  Fat Albert.
street kids, and even silver spooners are
repping  their  favorite  black  icon.How much do the cost and where are they sold?
These shirts usually cost between $12 on the
P. Diddy has been sporting t-shirtsvery low end to $30 on the high end. But the
embellished with images of his friend and rapaverage price for a quality tee shirt is
prodigy the late Notorious BIG, since shortlyabout 20 bucks. You'll find these shirts
after his death. Diddy has also been knownjust about anywhere you look. Huge
to wear other late greats such as Marvin Gayedepartment stores like Target and Wal*Mart
and Jam Master Jay. Rappers The Game andcarry them, but the cooler, more original
Snoop Dogg have been photographed wearingshirts can be found in the small boutique
their West Coast mentor and friend Tupactype apparel stores in most major cities or
Shakur. Producer, songwriter Wyclef Jean hason the Internet.
been spotted wearing Muhammad Ali, Martin



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