That is to help them offset the design error by nature and slow down inconsiderate minute men. The writer was criticizing the prosecutor for loosing the case. He uses the phrase racist taint. The only racist taint just might be why the trial was staged in the first place. You perpetuate the wide spread feeling that only blacks have freedom of speech.
Whites expressing their thoughts are racist or bigots.
You don't seem to appreciate how it adds to the quite anger that is festering deeper and deeper. Williams criticized the Bronx prosecutor for not getting a murder conviction. What he didn't tell the readers is that the prosecutor was black and there have been numerous published accounts of his mistakes and inferior legal skills. To appease the Charpetons and Jacksons he accused the policemen of murder. If there were any crime that they could possible be guilty of it would have been malpractice.