One of my favorite movies of all time #movie #shorts

[Slappys]

For those that don’t know, Bernard Garrett was a real person who made millions in real estate by training his white employees to be the “faces” for business deals and he would often pose as a chauffeur or handyman to monitor the meetings. He made his fortune in CA before going back to TX and opened a bank to help black people combat redlining.

[XCLent]

Movie is called the Banker. How hard is it to include the name on these things?

[bernadettegrisham]

It's heartbreaking to me that people treat others this way.

[fredwatson]

"Your money's green. That's the only concern about color I got." LOL!!! The Banker is worth watching.

[Youconix]

“This ‘actually’ looks real” I couldn’t imagine dealing with shit like that on a daily basis

[Sakai_]

The movie's name is "The banker" for anybody wasting time asking these guys in comments

[anakaliaeastwood]

Bernard Garrett was a freaking genius. Look into him. Fascinating man.

[vori]

He WAS respectful, it was the old woman who was disrespectful!!

[That_ne_Dev]

"Your money is green. That's the only concern about color I got"

[DidiMiquela]

One of most favorite movies is "The Help". At the end...NO ONE got up to leave intil all the credits were done and many were crying. Including my daughter and me as well. If you havent seen it...I highly recommend yu watch it.

[TheAutistickidRen]

"Money is green and thats the only concern about color i care about" is an absolutely based line
Edit: The replies sound like an argument about diddys basement💀

[lornawilliams]

Self control in a no-win situation. Respect 👊🏽

[lshope]

This is one of my favorite movies and Bernard Garrett was a genius 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽✌🏽

[miguelorozco]

Let’s not forget these type of people are still present in our society. Let’s never get complacent.

[cjcjcj]

Don’t forget that most of your grandparents remember these times very clearly. Ask them sometime if they’re still with us. Whichever side they were on, they’ll tell you. We’re not far removed from segregation.

[WillyMcc]

The old women reminds me of some Southern Baptist I know. They would love to go back to 1950.

[frédéricSlimane]

Imagine the self control, calmness, restraint... black folks like him had to show back then.respect!

[im_the_dipper]

"Money is green" lets goo

Edit: WAIT WTF 27K LIKES? WHYYY

Edit2: 32k damn I haven't even met that many people

[wtfisalife]

My grandmother used to tell me about how she always hated the whole segregation thing. Her best friend was this nice African American lady who lived next door to her since they were small. They used to do everything together, both passed a little over 2 years ago and had it written down they wanted a joint funeral. She always said that color isn’t what matters, it’s the soul that’s behind their eyes that matters

[PrincessKay]

My grandpa was Native American I saw the Hell he went through with my own eyes as his mixed race grandchild.. My Pop was The bravest strongest Sweetest man I have ever met he helped raise me cause my So called father was gutter skum..I miss that man so very much Southern people can be ---- and at times the best people you will ever meet