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The televising of the O.J. Simpson murder trial 22 years ago ignited a national discourse on race and crime. Overwhelmingly, whites believed he was guilty; blacks believed him innocent. Could televising the Trayvon Martin trial have the opposite effect? John McWhorter, a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute and a writer for the New Republic, offers his insight.
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The Bitter Taste of the RainbowSuccessful brands can cost millions of dollars to create, protect, and control. Despite those mammoth efforts, name brands can take on a life of their…