 Alongside my wife and son, we stood in silence and we chanted in unison. This was not in New York or Washington or Hartford or New Haven or Bridgeport. This was not among thousands. This was among maybe 100 folks. There were no television cameras. I walked because Plainfield is my hometown. I walked because I am a voter, a homeowner, a taxpayer in a town of 15,000 in eastern Connecticut. A town that is 96.15 percent white, one whose reputation is not one of racial sensitivity. 