I Had A Dream I Wasn't Black

I Had a Dream I Wasn’t Black is a fictional story inspired by the unhappy tale of race relations in the USA. Author David Lloyd Marcus aka Dr. Ouch (a black man), tells an honest account of events of a dream he had; that he was middle aged white supremacist at an elite secret society meeting. At this meeting of white supremacists he learned modern day secret strategies used for conditioning the minds of blacks. One surprising secret revealed is that they are simultaneously conditioning the minds of good-hearted white Americans to execute their ultimate plan. 

This meeting (The Lynchmen Conference 2020) is led by William Lynch IV, the great-great-great grandson of the mythical Willie Lynch who held the “Making of a Slave” meeting on the James River in 1712. A constant in both meetings explain methods used to play blacks against one another. This story of oppression should be empowering to black Americans for years to come!