Well said Gary.
Along with this, I'd add  that  with all the talk there are two issues that haven't been well addressed, IMO:

The students: You may recall that when the story broke and people were screaming pro and con, I suggested folks wait until the study is released to make their judgements--and I specifically asked two questions:  If any minority  students were invited, how did they feel? And if any law  students or junior faculty were there, would they have felt comfortable voicing their concerns at the party?
What we now know is that the party was a virtual extension of her classes, and that those who were upset didn't feel comfortable telling her their concerns.  With privacy issues, the report only mentions she called the two minority students to apologize the next day.

African-Americans.: As this issue has been about how blacks  supposedly  feel, how about asking the NAACP to hold a  representative panel discussion on "How it feels to be black in Eugene."
Regards Doug