(narrating) That was the last time I saw Dr. King, but the story doesn’t end there. King’s speech was replayed the entire next day on the cable news channels. Then, something unexpected happened: people got angry.
Nobody knows exactly what to attribute to the sharp decline in African American dropout rates...
...every African American player in the NBA refusing to play until there is a full troop withdrawal from...
...Billionaire Bob Johnson apologizing to Black America for the network he founded...
...the White House and Congress are receiving an unprecedented amount of calls from irate African Americans...
(continuing)...and the revolution finally came.
(Huge crowd seen protesting loudly in front of the gates of the White House. Police shoot tear gas into the crowd.)
Newspaper, dated 2020, sub-headline: Martin Luther King Jr. dies in Vancouver, B.C. at 91 years old
Oprah Winfrey Elected President
It’s fun to dream.
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