You hear that theme?

That's the theme of room 222. Walt Whitman High, wherever that is in California,

integrated, people getting along, room 222 with Denise Nicholas and Michael Constantine.

You remember him?

He was in my big bad Greek wedding, Constantine and the heroically handsome teacher Lloyd

Haynes yeah was wonderful you might be asking, hey Kaso, why are you bringing up an old TV show from 1970?

Well, because I loved it. I was a child of immigrants. We were raised on integration. We were raised on Martin Luther King. We were raised on the content of character as opposed to the skin pigment, well, that show was almost everything to me.

It meant everything to me as a child, especially a child of the southwest side, of the rapidly changing and aggressive

southwest side. Yeah, it meant a lot, but here's a thing. After that show was popular, an amazing thing happened. An icon was born out of Southern California, USC. His name was O.JJ Simpson, and then he began to run through airports and became America's

hero.

He was my hero.

And then this happened.

He's still my heart.

All right, Mr. C. All right, Mr. Simpson, would you please stand and face the jury?

Mrs. Robertson.

Superior Court of California, County of Los Angeles, in the matter of the people of the state of California

versus Orenthal James Simpson, case number B-A-097-2-1.

We the jury and the above entitled action find the defendant

O-inthal James Simpson not guilty of the crime of murder and violation of

criminal court section 187 a felony, a political weapon.

Do you remember that scene of Oprah's show?

Oprah Winfrey and her show,

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