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...jail, the book was co-authored with Lawrence Schiller, a freelance writer who also collaborated with Norman Mailer on the Pulitzer Prize-winning "The Executioner's Song." O.J. writes: "I could never kill anyone, especially Nicole," and complains of an untrustworthy legal system and a sensationalist and racist media. He says he would "jump in front of a bullet" to protect his ex-wife. Much of the book alternates between letters received in jail and Simpson's responses. He portrays himself as a spiritual man and a victim in the whole affair, and accuses the press of being unfair...
...would like briefly to respond to an editorial by Undergraduate Council member Manuel F. Cachan (Opinion, Dec. 20, 1994) regarding housing randomization. Cachan alleged that certain comments which I made at a Student Affairs Committee meeting last month were "insensitive" and "nearly racist...
...inevitably conjure up the carnage that took place at New York City's Audubon Ballroom 30 years ago next month, as Malcolm X, former con man and thief who had joined the Nation of Islam (NOI) while in prison and become the foremost spokesman of its fiercely proud and racist party line, played out his final political incarnation. After revealing that his mentor, Elijah Muhammad, had fathered several illegitimate children, Malcolm had split with the Nation. He had founded a splinter group, traveled to Mecca, adopted a more tolerant political philosophy (along with the name El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz...
...suggested in court that the murder resembled a drug-related homicide, a scenario the defense team has been busily feeding to journalists for months. At the end of the week the defense launched its counteroffensive with an admissibility issue of its own: Will the jury be allowed to hear racist remarks allegedly made by Los Angeles police detective Mark Fuhrman, one of the officers who searched Simpson's house...
...government services. In 1992 Wayne R. Bryant, a black state legislator, drafted the law that made New Jersey the first state to deny additional cash benefits to welfare mothers who give birth to another child. And while Gingrich's proposal to bring back orphanages has been denounced as a racist attack on black families, one of the first proponents of the idea was Joyce Ladner, a distinguished black sociologist...