One thing that rings very true in the documentary series is the underlying and sometimes explosive anger of the people in LA at that time, especially within the black community. When you were working with people who experienced the riots first hand and lived the trial through their televisions, was there a lasting resentment to this day? Do they compare citizen/police relationships then and now as better or worse, or simply the same? Thank you for your reply.
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One thing that rings very true in the documentary series is the underlying and sometimes explosive anger of the people in LA at that time, especially within the black community. When you were working with people who experienced the riots first hand and lived the trial through their televisions, was there a lasting resentment to this day? Do they compare citizen/police relationships then and now as better or worse, or simply the same? Thank you for your reply.
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