You are attending a political rally, where Nyako Shabani is one of the speakers. When she has finished her speech she returns to one of the tents behind the stage, where a number of journalists are waiting for her. She appears in her signature clothing: an elegant blouse in red and orange, a tight black leather skirt and black high heels. Someone gives her a bottle of mineral water. She takes a few sips, and says that she can answer just a few questions – indicating that she has a tight schedule. One cause that Nyako Shabani is especially dedicated to, is the integration of political refugees into Swedish society. That is why you are here. Together with a few friends and local businesses in the town where you live, you have come up with a very interesting ”outside the box” solution for the refugee situation in your town. Your partners thought it was great idea to try to persuade Nyako Shabani to become a patron of this project. A far-fetched idea, but here you are. When Theresa Nabulime is about to leave the tent, you place yourself just outside. When she exits the tent you step forward. ”Miss Shabani, could you please take a look at this?” A security officer grabs my arm. She indicates that it is OK, and takes the small folder I hold in my hand. She doesn’t say anything, just turns on her heels and walk with determined steps toward the car that is waiting for her. You shrug your shoulders in resignation. Well, you tried at least. Two weeks later your phone rings. You answer with your name. ”Hello, this is Nyako Shabani. I have studied your project. Despite some obvious flaws, I find it quite original and interesting.” You are struck speechless by surprise. But you have to say something. The seconds are ticking.