The year is 1952. As you walk down the street, you see the Democratic candidate for President: Arkansas Governor Sid McMath. McMath served in World War II, and was elected Governor of Arkansas in 1948. As governor of a southern state, he did the unthinkable and began working toward serious reform for black Americans in the state, to the shock and horror of his Dixie colleagues. He is currently running for President against President Harold Stassen. A few blocks ahead, the Democratic National Convention is going on, and the Governor decided to take a walk and take a break. With a smile, McMath turns to you

“Hello, sir!”