The OJ Simpson Trial: Race, Evidence, and Verdict

Exploring the racial dynamics, key evidence, and societal aftermath of the high-profile OJ Simpson trial, including discussions on the defense strategy, incriminating evidence, pivotal courtroom moments, and the stark reactions to the not guilty verdict. It delves into the racial tensions and public perceptions that shaped the trial, as well as Simpson's reflections post-acquittal on his status as a symbol and the evolving discussions on race.