In 1994, when the “Trial of the Century” was taking place, I was about two years old.  Growing up, I knew of O.J. Simpson.  I knew his trial had something to do with murder and race.  I knew there was something about a glove and a Bronco and a car chase.  That’s pretty much all I knew, having absorbed it all through cultural osmosis.  American Crime Story delivered the juicy, fascinating details that made this case as infamous as it was. Continue reading “American Crime Story: The People v. O.J. Simpson” →