Funeral Held For Executed Crips Founder Stan "Tookie" Williams

LOS ANGELES, CA - DECEMBER 20: A man viewing the body of executed co-founder of the Crips gang Stanley "Tookie" Williams wears a shirt cursing California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger who played the lead role in the film, "The Terminator", during Williams' memorial service on December 20, 2005 in Los Angeles, California. Schwarzenegger refused to grant clemancy for Williams in the hours before his execution. After his days as a Crip, Williams was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for his anti-gang efforts. Williams had also co-authored such books as, "Life in Prison," encouraging kids to stay out of gangs, and his memoir, "Blue Rage, Black Redemption." (Photo by David McNew/Getty Images)