To the Editor:
I congratulate the writer for investigating the outlook of other blacks who cheered the O. J. Simpson verdict.
In thousands of trials, whites of every ilk and preponderance of guilt have walked away and still walk away, freed by an institutional conspiracy of prosecutors, grand juries, judges and juries. Blacks never expect to get and usually don’t get justice.
In the O. J. case, at last, and for once, American (in?)justice swung the other way. White America got to feel for once what black Americans never stop feeling.
DAVID HELPER
Bronx
Note from KBJ: Two injustices don't make a justice.
