Black Author Mistaken For Beggar | @DramatizeMe

Do you believe in second chances?

Bobby does. When he was about to enter a library, Stan, a security guard, tried to kick him out. After all, a famous writer was to present his new book here. That’s when Bobby directed Stan’s attention to the poster, telling him that the author everyone is expecting is Bobby. At that moment, the manager arrived. Upon seeing how Stan treated his friend, he immediately fired him.

Yet, Bobby, for some reason, offered Stan a job as his assistant.

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[DramatizeMe]

Do you think Bobby offered Stan a job with the hope to change him?
Can people who see race instead of a person truly change?

[titichartay]

Don as an actor & a human being is the epitome of intelligence, humour, manners & grace.

[mandeepsheera]

I know one thing for sure. Don Allen will most certainly nail his role in this video. 👏

[nelutuanghel]

I like very much the British accent and the gentlemanship of this black actor, mister, ,Brooks". Whatever the role he plays, he's a gentleman by birth.

[elliejj]

Don is such a good actor, my absolute fave.

[dianalayne]

Don Allen is a masterpiece himself no matter how he's being treated he still sees the good in others

[Thatonlyone]

Please team
Give this lead actor a dignified role.
Not always a victim of racism !!

[berniesmith]

don. such a gentleman and great actor with a beautiful speaking voice. he is a star. as usual all were extremely talented. thankyou for another great classic.

[deddyson]

I can't believe he still "mistreat" his boss by racially profiling him after he save him from unemployment? Thanks Dramatizeme team. 🙏

[mandeepsheera]

An exceptionally excellent video again DramatizeMe. What a life lesson this video gives. Never treat someone else differently because of their skin colour. After all, we're all human and we all bleed the same colour. Red.

A little respect, empathy and kindness for each other will always go a long way to make this world a better place for all of us. ❤

[javiergilabert]

Wow, you are raising the bar very high.

Awesome.

People are not distinguished by our external appearance.

It is thanks to our interior, which is reflected in our actions, that projects us just as we are.

We live in a society full of prejudices. Only by accepting that the external appearance is accidental and that the reality of the being emerges from within, can we build a better world.
🙌🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[rishabhchatterjee]

It was seriously an eye-opener. Mr Brooks did not make the guard's life hell with his power and authority but volunteered to change his nature patiently which was one hell of a task to change the antiquated viewpoints of a racist and he did succeed ultimately in making him realise that prejudices just downgrade a person's lifestyle 📘

[yamagata]

How do you change the world? You change it by changing the thoughts and perceptions one person at a time. Who wrote this episode? Whomever wrote this episode is an evolve human being of the first order. This role fits Don Allen perfectly from everything I know of this man. I am curious on how the name of the author was chosen. Richard Brooks immediately came to mind. He is a Black scholar who has written a number of books and has lectured all over the world. Also, it was great to see Filip Walcerz in this episode. This was a great fictitious character and it is interesting that this library director was said to have given the security guard back his job at the request of Bobby Brooks. It is wonderful that Filip has played such cosmopolitan characters for this channel. The actor that played the security guard, really made the story work. All I can say is great writing and casting. This is one of this channels best and enlightening episodes. Thank you for producing this work of art.

[gloriacash]

Beautiful ending! The black author really had a lot of class. Kudos to him. 😊👍

[yamagata]

I noticed grammatical mistakes in the original post. So, it gives me an excuse to reward this channel with a small award for excellence. How do you change the world? You change it by changing the thoughts and perceptions, one person at a time. Who wrote this episode? Whomever wrote this episode is an evolved human being of the first order. This role fits Don Allen perfectly from everything I know of this man. I am curious on how the name of the author was chosen. Richard Brooks immediately came to mind. He is a Black scholar who has written a number of books and has lectured all over the world. Also, it was great to see Filip Walcerz in this episode. This was a great fictitious character and it is interesting that this library director was said to have given the security guard back his job at the request of Bobby Brooks. It is wonderful that Filip has played such cosmopolitan characters for this channel. All I can say is great writing and casting. This is one of this channel's best and enlightening episodes. Thank you for producing this work of dramatic art.

[Westindiangyal]

This is what it is all about. Ego. The ego of the two skin colour. Once ego's can be put aside, love will prevail. Thank you for always bringing tears to my eyes. No one else could have pull this off but you all. I am really curious to know the mindset of the actors playing out these scenes about race and prejudice. The actors are always amazing. Continue to change hearts, souls and minds. I appreciate all of you💚

[mariejames]

Don! Wow. He is just the best actor. My favorite

[francescaextracrispy]

Wonderful story, guys. The actors especially the leading-as always- has outstanding performance. The ambient, the books are all so beautiful.

[silodsS]

This was one of your best piece ever.. I almost cried.. and I'm a man .. a real man's man 😅 but still... Bravo bravo. Even though I and you know that this only happens in movies.. bravo

[combinavxvx]

I like that this black actor is really a confident and gorgeous looking black man who knows how to uplift himself from oppressive thoughts of the white race.