Sequestered for an excruciating nine months, the world's most famous jurors emerged into the public eye to face both a bewildering barrage of questions from the media and the fury of millions of Americans who still believe that O. J. Simpson, acquitted after just three hour of deliberation, is guilty of cold-blooded murder. Now the jurors speak for themselves. . . . About Racism: "I've been called a nigger a lot of times. I've gone places where they wouldn't serve me. I went through Mississippi where they made us go through the side window. . . I was working at this place and they didn't even allow me to come in the front door. . . You Know it's there. It doesn't mean that you have to be bitter, but you know its there. . . You know how to get around it unless someone pushes you to the wall and you have to react. But I know it's there. And I will always know it's there. "