The Boondocks, Season 1

Huey:
(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.

Reporter:
Nobody knows exactly what to attribute to the sharp decline in African American dropout rates...

Reporter 2:
...every African American player in the NBA refusing to play until there is a full troop withdrawal from...

Reporter 3:
...Billionaire Bob Johnson apologizing to Black America for the network he founded...

Reporter 4:
...the White House and Congress are receiving an unprecedented amount of calls from irate African Americans...

Huey:
(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.)

Cut to:
Newspaper, dated 2020, sub-headline: Martin Luther King Jr. dies in Vancouver, B.C. at 91 years old

Zoom out to reveal main headline:
Oprah Winfrey Elected President

Huey:
It’s fun to dream.