Dream About Racial Discrimination And Violence

Nafisa, your dream begins with a visit to a hairdresser, where you encounter discrimination based on race. This scene may reflect a deep-seated fear or experience of racial injustice, which could be a significant source of stress or anxiety in your waking life. The presence of the 'Grandma' as the hairdresser who refuses to serve you suggests a generational aspect to this discrimination, perhaps hinting at the enduring nature of such prejudices. When the state law is mentioned, it symbolizes the societal and legal efforts to combat racism, yet the grandma's fury and violent reaction highlight the resistance and backlash that often accompany such efforts. The act of asking others, including your dad, to record the incident indicates a desire for accountability and justice. This could be your subconscious mind grappling with the need to expose and document unfair treatment, ensuring that such actions are not overlooked or forgotten. The involvement of your dad might signify a need for familial support and unity when facing adversities. The arrival of the grandma's daughter and her subsequent apology introduces a complex layer of familial dynamics and perhaps a hope for change through the younger generation. However, the grandma's extreme reaction—crashing the building with her car, even with her daughter and you inside—suggests a fear of the destructive consequences of deep-rooted hatred and intolerance.