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Two veteran journalists who alternately shared the same seat at the O.J. Simpson double-murder trial write about the most racially polarizing trial in history. Schatzman, a black journalist for The Sentinel, a Los Angeles newspaper representing the voice of the African-American community, and Elias, who is white and writes for the Scripps-Howard News Service, sat through months of laborious testimony and argument to arrive at diametrically opposed points of view.
