23 Jun 2024
Dream
My 2nd dream last night was me being forced by a group of unknown folks to enter this place, which looked like a warehouse. Anywho, I met this young Black man around my age. He looked like the mayor of Baltimore, and he said I’m running for president, and you're going to be my running mate as vice president. When he told me that I didn't feel like I had a choice, I was forced to do this. They told me to get ready to go live online very soon. They got the laptop ready, and then I had to go on. They instructed me to start the live by myself, sharing why I am running for vice president. I suddenly felt confident and was speaking eloquently, naturally, and relatable. Being a Black woman myself, I highlighted that the current people running for president are primarily white and are out of touch with the experiences that the oppressed folks in this country are dealing with. There are also men who don't understand what women are going through in this country and any other minority groups, including the LGBTQ, immigrants, and other communities. We are here to disrupt the pattern and bring people hope. I was then nudged to wrap it up by introducing the guy running for president. I wrapped it up, we switched seats, and he started his speil.
After the live, everyone complimented me and told me that the number of online viewers had increased and we had a great reception. I started to feel hope and confidence in myself and what we were trying to achieve. Later, I was walking down a sidewalk unfamiliar to me, but I had no weird vibes. I was walking, and a young Black lady approached me and told me to come here. She guided me to this secluded spot inside a gated place, handed me $260, and told me you have my vote, and I'm supported by your campaign. She told me half of it is for you, and half is for your running mate. I thanked her, returned to where the people leading the campaign were, and handed over the money. He showed me the pile of money we had received so far. I was excited. He told me he’d give me half, and I told him I thought this would be just for the campaign. He told me it was, but we would have a cushion if things didn't work out. I was confused but didn't think much of it. But I remembered feeling that we can't make a real difference. As a young Black woman running for VP of America with a bright Black man, I felt confident in myself. I am already getting increased support in our campaign and taking some of Biden’s votes, which could make us the competition against Trump. We could win and help make a difference. I felt accomplished and confident that I could make a difference and had something to offer to become a leader of the country.