[laughter] involved in the murder of rosenbaum and acidic visiting students because there was an accident in the parade and wrapped crown heights, and in the midst of it, nelson is caught with a bloody knife, seen running away from where rosenbaum was laying dying. they bring nelson over, the dying man identifies nelson as the one who stabbed him. later in the police station, nelson confesses to the crime. a mostly black jury acquits him to have the crime, and the "new york times" editorial was we will never know who killed nelson. [laughter] this is the sort of thing we went through in the 70s and 80s, and the arc of my book, the exciting middle part is when it all changed overnight with the oj verdict at 10:03, october 3rd, 1995, when white america thought a majority black jury acquit a black celebrity, and blacks across america cheered that verdict. americans said, that's it, the white guilt bank shut down. it just happened overnight. [applause] it was not only a wonderful thing that happened to discourse in america and to race relations in america, but it was a wonderful thing that ha

york times" the editorial was remembering my goal that no justice could be done now flashed to the rosenbaum case with all sharpton who has many cameo appearances. i have forgotten everything he was involved in. [laughter] and once put on trial and there was sick a parade and in the midst he is caught with a bloody knife running for where he was laying nine. identify sam and then he confesses to the crime. the mostly black jury acquits him and the "new york times" editorial the next day was we will never know who killed in no sense of of this is what we went through the '70s and '80s with the arc of my book the middle part is when it changed overnight with the o.j. verdict. tennis 3:00 p.m. 1995 went wide america saw the majority black jury eight acquit the what celebrity and blacks america ugh cheered the verdict america said the white guilt bank has shut down. overnight. [applause] not only would of fulfilling that happened to discourse and relations but to black people suddenly and -- justice jackson and all sharpener not the sole spokesperson certainly those policies of welfare reform la