Recently, Mayflower Civil Rights Leaders are hailing criticism of former Lieutenant Governor Matrix as being “sleepy” and “corrupt” a step forward for the Mayflower African Civil Rights Movement. An interview with Historian of African American Culture and Society Dr. WaryBrandg67 said that “in [original Mayflower] it would have been inconceivable that the general opinion would portray a black man as out of touch, no-good politician with the working class” and that “Dr. King’s dream is a reality.”

Transcript of the Interview

Interviewer: You said that the people’s depiction of as a corrupt elitist represents a watershed moment for Mayflower?

WaryBrandg67: Yes, in the past blacks were seen as ignorant or dangerous, but today a black man is seen as too-good for people is a HUGE step foward

Interviewer: A huge step indeed, a large proportion of voters believed that Matrix doesn’t understand the struggle of blue-collar workers

WaryBrandg67: I never thought I would see the day where the deepstate Governor Ghostanovuh is viewed to have more in common with working people then the black man—It is a proud day for mayflower. I remember there was a time where a white person would see a black person running for a political office and he’d be bullied out of the race.

Interviewer: It wasn’t that long ago was it?

WaryBrandg67: You really have to give credit to the voters for being able to look past Matrix’s skin color to see the smart-ass underneath

Interviewer: That’s right, but MPBS and RO-SPAN would share some that credit?

WaryBrandg67: Yes, RO-SPAN has truly worked overtime to present Matrix as sleepy and corrupt

Interviewer: Yes, we have done so much for the black community. So clearly you are voting for Matrix as a senator for Ridgeway

WaryBrandg67: Of course not, I have nothing in common with that sleepy smartass.