[algore]

I will never forget when the verdict was announced.

I was in a large open office and our gm had wheeled a tv in so we could watch.

the minute “not Guilty” was announced all the black guys jumped out of their chairs put a fist up and yelled “YES” while everyone else just kind of sat there.

[Yo-Yo]

I was in a large open office and our gm had wheeled a tv in so we could watch.

the minute “not Guilty” was announced all the black guys jumped out of their chairs put a fist up and yelled “YES” while everyone else just kind of sat there.

I had a very similar experience.

[georgia peach]

Same in my workplace. Very disheartening.

[AbolishCSEU]

I left the office early that day, at the time, living in inner city Rochester NY. Waiting for the inevitable riots should OJ be found guilty. Already lived through the Rodney King riots.

[1Old Pro]

the minute “not Guilty” was announced all the black guys jumped out of their chairs put a fist up and yelled “YES” while everyone else just kind of sat there.

That was repeated across the country. It gave you your first taste of how much Blacks hated Whites.

[FreedomPoster]

I was visiting a huge AT&T call center and was in an enormous cafeteria.

All the black folks were hooting and hollering.

All the white folks were quiet, looking at each other like “Well, THIS is screwed up!”

[Theophilus]

I'll always remember the day of the murders when a certain set of women in my office loudly proclaimed that the bi*ch desrved it for cheatin on OJ.

Subsequently, they were absolutely sure he was as innocent as the pure, wind driven snow.