Bank Refuses Black Man To Enter, So He Buys The Bank And Become Their Boss

[@no-bozos]

My father always told me, "Fighting with someone standing in your way is time taken away from your intent. Step around him and go about your business." I've always taken that to heart. Haters waste your time as well as theirs.

[@dcstarboi6460]

Well said

[@abel1750]

God bless you, I really need this right now

[@verdellellis4043]

Your dad is Totally 💯 right

[@Lilcoop5150]

My dad alway told me "fuck em all they get in your way knock em down."

[@troooooper100]

not every battle is worth fighting, winning the war is more important

[@henrim9348]

I'm African American. I was trying to buy an office building and I asked for a commercial loan at a bank. They never replied to my request, although I went to their office, provided them the business plan for the building. A few months later, another bank approved me for a commercial loan. As I was trying to close, the bank that refused me the loan signed a 5 year lease for a space in the building I was purchasing. The negotiations started with the previous owner's leasing agent. But, I had to provide the approvals, as it was during the due diligence period, as I was taking over the building. Once the bank heard that a new owner of the building was about to take over, they send one of their sales agent to meet the future buyer (me), trying to offer me the commercial loan they refused me a few months earlier. I spoked to the salesperson, but declined their loan. A few months later, they were the tenant in my building ...

[@jackiebourg6869]

😁😄😃😀 That's exactly how GOD turns around these evil doers 💯%

[@blu4758]

@@jackiebourg6869 😂😂you god people are hilarious..

[@nellereese9752]

Wow..just wow.. Congratulations 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽...🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🤗🤗

[@aminech6342]

@@blu4758 wait untill you hear atheists

[@C2O4]

@@blu4758 fr bro just tried to credit his clown ass religion for this dude's accomplishments

[@kevinkim3793]

It also shows how much of a difference a good person can make in a certain outcome. Matt's decision to contact Bernard ahead of the Senate hearing made the difference that allowed for a kind of positive ending despite the setback in Bernard's plans. If Matt was a different type of person that backstabs at the earliest sign of trouble, the situation could have been different. We all face decisions in life and sometimes it tests our moral character. Even in the face of difficulty, choosing to do the right thing is always available.

[@NickPCage]

bruh matt fucked them over hard they had no choice but to go along with buying another bank, and matt was not ready and let his racist wife give him a big ego he didnt earn...i knew as soon as they introduced her to him shit was gonna go sideways...always does when women are involved.

[@Sunshinegirl_80]

😮

[@gregorylagrange]

A lot of success stories, and people who are trying to sell success as a product, have those kinds of steps throughout the process of becoming successful. When you hear all the accurate details, which is often a rarity, it shows that a fortunate opportunity is almost always a major step that facilitated a lot of other things that led to becoming successful. Yes hard work has to be non-ending. But whether you call it luck or an opportunity that presents itself, they play a major role. But people are hesitant to admit that because I really think they don't like their story sounding not as impressive if they admit that it really wasn't just hard work.

[@queenredfromthequeencity]

Are we making Matt a good guy??? He sold the only people to help him out. He didn't do the right thing.

[@chocolaa-p2689]

@@queenredfromthequeencityHe told bernard about the senator’s deal and bernard said he should take it but to do him a favor before the government takes away their assets, this movie review is missing details

[@y5it056]

There is a story similar to this from India. Jamshedji Tata was inspired to build a hotel after he was refused entry at one of the grandest hotels of British time - Watson’s Hotel - which was restricted to ‘whites only. Jamsetji Tata took this as an insult to all Indians and then decided that he would build a hotel where not only Indians but foreigners could also stay without any restrictions. And that's how India's first super-luxury hotel, Taj Mahal Palace, came into being. This same man and his family has built up TATA group that's over $300 billion today.

[@FamousFacesTV360]

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[@drugbedevictorahiaba2604]

Wow. Every "no" is a multiple yessssss!!!!

[@mohitaggarwal7583]

That's an urban myth. Tata was a group very cosied up with British.

[@annaci8591]

India is a very casteist country.

[@aking9756]

THIS is a true story.

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

This is an eye opening movie with a beautiful story. With a great attitude and a smart mind, you can overcome any obstacle. Even when the whole world is against you.

[@JB-nn6hj]

I've said it before and I'll saying it again, you've definitely got a mustache.

[@adankmeme651]

good day bro, how you doing.

[@merlemerle788]

another story of white ignorance ..... makes me ashamed to be white !

[@teetawn9454]

true

[@jasminerobertson4913]

@Roah Theconqueror How do you know that ??

[@curtism-w6b]

This same thing happened to a South Carolina real-estate investor 2 years ago. The police handcuffed him and held him for 3 hours. He owned the properties, got roughed up, sued and won $300,000. Smh, this still exists TODAY!

[@randallflagg3700]

Are you talking about Eric Brown? He won 300 000$? I didn't know he won anything at all...

[@TheBaBaTV]

@@MistaaPep yes it does… a successful African American is still stereotyped as “suspicious”and judged, as this comment stated …

[@goodiesohhi]

@@MistaaPep Your fragile ego doesn't change reality. African Americans are still discriminated towards in modern America.

[@pubudusenanayake6724]

@@MistaaPep He gave you a literal example from current times ... what is the matter with you?

[@youtubefootgage6853]

That’s why DONT LET A WHITE PERSON CALL YOU LAZY . They did everything in they’re power to stop black people from succeeding.

[@amakasyoutube]

Never seen a channel recap a movie so empathetically while preaching the moral of the story at the same time and touching the subject of racism with so much sensitivity. New fan👋🏾

[@am_lucius]

Which movie is it?

[@CatsAreAmazing8187]

@@am_lucius bruh

[@imbarron5015]

@@am_lucius bruh

[@louufitness2348]

@@CatsAreAmazing8187 lmbaoooo 😭😭

[@louufitness2348]

@@imbarron5015 haha

[@JIBBING_1980S]

They cant own the air we breath 🎉 cheers for the successful black people in businesses

[@theportugueselegend]

One of the good things of this movie is that it's based on a real story, So Bernard, Joe and Matt really existed. It's inspiring seeing their actions, specially Bernard, on overcoming obstacles like those. Excellent movie

[@arjunrishaan3549]

Movie name plzz

[@FaizanAli-hu9bp]

the banker

[@nerblebun]

@ Joao Albuquererque: Just another movie bashing Whites from several generations ago; however, if you were paying attention you'd realize it took the backing of White business man to make Bernard a success. America in the 50's was a completely different society, with completely different societal norms than it is today. So just keep on bashing Whites from a different time period to keep the hate fires going today.

[@aur9035]

And that other white old guy that admired bernard. Yk hes not a bad person, just pressured by the societal bs he's lived and adapted to all his live. But deep down, he knows whats right.

[@statusquofugitive8554]

Key words “based on a true story” which is the film business equivalent of beverages that are “juice” but contain only 10% actual fruit products. It is a great movie though it was a nightmare filming. Cast were all super cool especially Mackie.

[@VitchAndVorty]

The comment section is interesting.

[@apmotionbyandyphoto650]

not all heros wear capes

[@jp-ly3rb]

Bernard himself is a superhero.

[@VitchAndVorty]

@@jp-ly3rb You are right. He doesn't want it. He becomes it.

[@VitchAndVorty]

@@apmotionbyandyphoto650 Some wear dope suit.

[@kebinfresh525]

Thats literally the new captain america

[@natalianat9105]

Wisdom is one thing i truly admire from the main character in this story. Wisdom is what makes a human at higher place than others. Although he faces the real problem -- aka racism -- but he still can think rationally with carefully counted steps. I admire this movie just like The Butler and Hidden Figures. Wisdom can be found everywhere -- no matter what colours a person has. God bless them all 🤩👍🏻 i stand for all high quality personalities these persons have. Salute 😎❤️

[@natalianat9105]

@Phallus Erectus because wisdom is the main purpose God creates us human. What differ great person from the rest is wisdom. Wisdom knows no colour. All humanbeing can be wise -- the highest purpose the human can achieve. Great person is the one who can leave great legacy to others after they died

[@adia990]

@Phallus Erectus they also said one thing not the only thing

[@adia990]

@Phallus Erectus why is it important 💀 you sound like a pessimist my guy

[@mavvynne444]

@@natalianat9105 Having a wisdom without being smart, experienced and humble yourself is quite useless.

[@natalianat9105]

@@mavvynne444 being wise is also and certaily - smart. Duh. Being smart without wisdom will lead to destruction - both to oneself and surroundings.

[@Njeanous]

This is an example of a TRUE STORY in the UCLA community. A Young Basketball Player named initially LOU ALCINDOR. Later named Kareem Abdul Jabbar. There was an investigation of housing discrimination near the campus. A Landlord told a couple of African American students the "apartment they were interested in had been RENTED. Later that day a white couple came to see about the apt. and was told it was available. To make a long story short KAREEM bought the building and FIRED THE MANAGER.

[@treysowavvy6495]

Anthony Mackie is literally carrying black movie star roles, sad that it took a couple avengers movies for him to really shine

[@sgoff4168]

He alwsys shined lol. Those who loved him before Marvel know that. Its just that he was finally seen by more people.

[@Rodolfokilay26]

Thats Clarence

[@mallombellowheresmymoney5966]

@ dolfo soriano lives at home with parents ,

[@BryanKeithPhoto]

@@Rodolfokilay26 and his parents have a real good marriage

[@jaquezjohnson9738]

@@Rodolfokilay26 😂😂😂

[@housepumpinpc3983]

This was a great movie. My grandfather(my dad's dad) was in WWII. He left the army and tried to get a VA loan and then a conventional bank loan to start a refrigeration business. Got turned down both times. My grandparents saved up $200 to start the business themselves. My grandfather got contracts for commercial refrigeration because of his last name. And a few folks thought he was just the foreman/lead guy and not the owner. It helped that my grandfather had a white sounding name. My grandmother said he would say 'if I do a great job, my color won't matter.' He was successful in spite of seemingly insurmountable obstacles in his(their, my grandmother helped) way. Seemingly we are better but until this kind of thinking is eradicated, the promise of this country will never be realized.

[@juditht1145]

Wow that's a great story I like that your grandfather came to have his own business

[@davebrown522]

Nice 👍

[@lionman3378]

America was and partly is racist as hell! Wonder when Christianity came about in america.... In the 80's?

[@stephena.chanda9673]

What is the title

[@housepumpinpc3983]

@@stephena.chanda9673 The banker

[@Isaah.i]

The separation of people just because of the color of their skin..........is breaking my heart. This sort of thing should not exist in the first place. Damn. Didn't knew this comment would get this big and spark something to people. Also, Ignore the Phallus Erectus dumb in the comments. He just never experienced love and attention when he was a child.

[@jodianbeckford1312]

@Phallus Erectus It doesn't make sense to separate people base on color.

[@respectedcow1490]

@@jodianbeckford1312 Even if everyone has the same skin color, people would still find reason to separate themselves from others. Religion, wealth, country, race etc. It's not about the color of your skin. Kind of like how people will band together to fight an even bigger threat. Like races in countries against other countries. Humans against aliens. All kinds of examples. Well, I think it's about the mindset of us vs them. If you're part of "us" then we're buddies and "them" are the enemy, the target, the bad guys etc. There's good and bad to this trait as with all things. Think of that how you will. I would recommend being a free thinker. Forming your own opinions rather than just digest the group's opinion. I believe that is best. Anyways, have a good day.

[@Isaah.i]

@@jodianbeckford1312 And yet white people, other people and races still do that.

[@leftsidem5030]

@@respectedcow1490 Racism is baked into the very structure of of dialectical philosophy! People like you are a true reflection of that statement! Have a "lovely" day!

[@fwefhwe4232]

as long as ppl keep believing in desert cults like christianity, there wont be peace

[@tgaskins6982]

The name of the movie is The Banker

[@YourAI103]

thanks man

[@muthumadasamypalanimurugan9460]

Thankyou

[@muhammadsameerdar1091]

Thank you, bless you man. May God bless you. Ameen

[@avisser5345]

Thanks, never heard of this movie. Will watch it soon.

[@dantem306]

The 50's wasn't long ago. Most of our grandparents lived through this timeperiod...

[@c.johnson1789]

All of mine were kids and/or young adults during the time of this movie.

[@Don-ii4vm]

@@c.johnson1789 Dont worry the 60's 70's and 80's were just as racist.

[@c.johnson1789]

@@Don-ii4vm My parents have expressed similar sentiments.

[@troymcneal7371]

People not ready to hear that this was they grandparents

[@theportugueselegend]

@@Don-ii4vm There's racist people everywhere, specially in the U.S. They have just become better at hiding it or mixing it under other circumstances

[@VRIceblast]

It's incredibly stupid to hate someone just because they look a certain way. I judge people by their actions. I'm a Sci-Fi fan, it's great at teaching you, that someone can look very different from you, and still be very good, and honorable, someone you can have a great deal of respect for.

[@ebiereizonritei4973]

Good point

[@mwang3875]

That's a huge simplification of racism. It's not just the way they look that certain people hate. Maybe at the beginning it was appearance based discrimination, but people justified their hatred with things like inferior intellect and genetic predisposition to laziness. It made it easier for them to be racist Edit: grammar

[@CNyceFilms144]

Its because black people are the Israelites 🔔

[@VRIceblast]

​@Chomky Squirrel Everyone uses Generalisations, or Stereotypes for pretty much everything. You have to have a bases for how to react to whatever, and you get that knowledge usually through experience of some kind. There is a difference between that, and hating someone, just because of their race. There is no reset button on life, so everyone uses their past experiences to judge future matters. If everyone treated each other with kindness, and respect from today forward, we would see hate in people go way, way down. Also, keep in mind. It's movies that made aliens do experiments on people, and aliens always seem to be bad, there are rarely ever good encounters with aliens. So right now, everyone's experience with a alien is bad, and any future encounter with one will have people react badly to them. Because we made them fear them, before any proof that they exist.

[@claymccarthy9527]

As a fan I agree that sci-fi can and does teach this, but if I may add: I also know the science-fiction genre teaches these common biases and initial misjudgments from the basis of reality itself. Life teaches this first, but we can be blind to something so obvious until we view it from an outside perspective. Being aware of them is key to overcoming them and treating everyone with the love, dignity and respect we all deserve as children of God, made in His image and Likeness. This is only possible through constant self-examination and an ever deepening relationship with the Triune God, who is Truth and Love itself. ~ Peace.

[@kennethsmith8844]

I am a 85 year old white man, I pray that none of my family would never discriminate because of skin color. God looks on the heart!

[@elijahlando6988]

Aman

[@teeh.6907]

Amen, Kenneth! Man looks on the outer appearance, but God looks on the heart ❤️

[@kayholness6423]

​@@teeh.6907 z

[@nkataeric8834]

Kenneth..may God continue blessing u

[@elijahfatokun8595]

85 years old man on KZbin ???😁😁😅

[@Mokou-x9v]

Beautiful & strong man. I wish most were as kind and smart as he is.

[@paulmcloughlin2224]

I am a Irish man and think it is sad that people are so cruel i believe it doesn't matter what colour your skin is we are all the same people we should love each other not hate.

[@dhuntertv102]

I'm from Africa ...and I give lots of thanks to you

[@Frankoking]

Hi Paul,u re right man 💯

[@dhuntertv102]

@@Frankoking ✌️

[@Frankoking]

But what's the title of the movie

[@paulmcloughlin2224]

@@Frankoking onely fuils and stupid people

[@MinikongRJM]

Just to see how much discrimination people have gone through is really hard to see and overwhelmingly crazy that someone can still be so kind and patient through his approach to such disrespectful people

[@Dontbecold]

We have no other choice to be kind strong & patient. The joy we have this world or man didn't give it & can't take it away. Priceless

[@rileyfair5]

Whats sad is people today only care about past American racism. They refuse to call out other racism around the world. We care so much about past crimes we refuse to look at how we've progressed and refuse to acknowledge how good we all have it today

[@toserveyouplease126]

@@rayrdelle Just making excuses for being a white supremacist...

[@toserveyouplease126]

@@rileyfair5 Past American racism? Joke of the year. You definitely are republican. Always trying to deny the current racism going on massively trying to make it look like there is no longer racism in America, while white supremacy is still a raging cancer in this country. If you have breast cancer and it already metastasizes in both of your lungs, your liver, your ovary or prostate, and your colon. You cut off your breast and got rid of the original cancer. Is that going to set you cancer free?

[@A.D.907]

@@rileyfair5 Man, the United States didn't progress they killed Dr King and right after they imprisoned and killed the Panthers who started the Rainbow Coalition. Policies were finally granted so we couldn't be taken advantage of without some kind of punishment. So what's changed?

[@remxian1146]

I know there are still hints of racism still, mostly in the old and dying generation, but im so glad things are not even close to being this bad anymore. Im so happy that I was raised in a generation (and by a family) that has never judged someone based on the color of their skin. (Update) Y'all should just give up. You will never convince me that a black man or woman is not allowed in a community because their black. Or that a black person cant run/use a bank. We are not in the dark ages people, get over yourself. Things are not even close to being this bad anymore. If what im saying makes you mad go start a riot and burn down some buisnesses that'll surely help your case.

[@dkthegreatmikethepoledrive9026]

True facts most people who are racist are elderly

[@docvaliant721]

Walk through south Chicago at night.

[@nahhhhhh430]

@@docvaliant721 thats just starving teens tryna rob for a meal. what does that have to do with this

[@docvaliant721]

@@nahhhhhh430 South Chicago reminded me of my time in Baghdad. Be white in that area and you're dead.

[@birddogne666]

@@dkthegreatmikethepoledrive9026 Proof? You have any?

[@EraX52]

This gotta be one of the most inspirational movies ever made. The story is amazing. Overcoming obstacles; I remember my brother told me, "With great risk comes great rewards."

[@fayezem6008]

I read the title and was SO happy that this man did what he did. I'm ashamed of people for discriminating against him. You go Bernard! God bless you!

[@jencoleman3847]

I so totally agree with you

[@motsepethompson1118]

I'll assume you are a white person

[@jeannierusso2134]

@@motsepethompson1118 who cares what color they are it's what they do with what they have & make it work.. and it really doesn't matter if the person's black white yellow purple green whatever if they have the will there's a way.. and someone's comment for saying I'll bet your white or I assume you're white that doesn't matter an opinion is an opinion...

[@jacquelineperry8515]

In some parts of Europe they see black coming to there stores they lock the doors

[@ronnyparrish3042]

@TryNDoxMe a

[@dinpuiaraltesiakeng2818]

Good to see Falcon, Fury and Beast together!

[@dinpuiaraltesiakeng2818]

@Phallus Erectus They all have a role in marvel, thats why!

[@NickPCage]

thank u i was trying my best to place that guy that played matt .

[@thelegacyofgaming2928]

@@NickPCage Guy looks like young Captain America

[@juanmariocortezrochabrun8687]

also chief O'Brien, this isa multiverse movie...

[@KineticEV]

As black man I have spent my life by many of these examples. I was fortunate to walk a different path and too learned how to manage my money and play this financial game. I have decent investments and other securities for my future. Banks would love to deny me a loan. I can see it in their faces after running my credit score. My wife and I have maintained darn near perfect credit scores, we keep our finances in order and don't live beyond our means. I even have a perfect driving record LOL!!! Please don't take this as bragging. I've worked hard to maintain this and fully understand that others don't have it like that and that many of the opportunities I was able to come across they just don't have. But I only say the things I say above to show that you do in fact have to try and change your thinking early on to achieve your goals and dreams. Notice what they invested in? Real-estate and financial institutions. Not clothes, jewelry or cars. Those are depreciating assets. Real-estate etc. among a few other worthwhile endeavors can bring residual income. But do understand that while I have perfect credit and all that there are many in the world where none of that means a thing to them and you're just seen as another person of color that's beneath them.

[@jackiebourg6869]

My now deceased husband came to Canada from Jamaica "penniless" He worked on construction and saved his money... until he had a down payment for a 6-apartment bldg. He died at 72, a multi millionaire [barely had any schooling]

[@beverlydixon6556]

I don't think of u bragging. U just telling whats what. GOD Bless

[@FaisalKhan-tj5lj]

The time has come that the world must resolve the big blunder of British empire which is fetching blacks to the America. World should sent these ugly BBC back the forest of Africa.

[@ca6360]

Good for you! That is great! Be honest have you experienced alot of that in USA? Your successful and do not have victimhood mentality. I feel like some really want this to actually be true as it validates racial identity to them. I dont think it makes you more black to be discriminated against but those that struggle with identity may.

[@jerrynwaduba4096]

Movie title please

[@sharptoothtrex4486]

This explains why everyone in the world must treat others equally, kindly, fairly, nicely, rationally, and cooperative. Objectification and criticizing are uncalled!.

[@kingnetshiunda]

One of my biggest inspiration... In this movie I learnt two things 1. Compounding interest ,what it is and what it does. 2. Certain battles are best avoided , realise the limitations of your wisdom or strength.

[@giantking6744]

Mind over muscle.We keep pushing the devil Will be defeated🙏

[@flo-dd5sw]

You're ignorant and learned nothing. Keep pushing!

[@Corona0715]

What is the name of this movie

[@kingnetshiunda]

@@Corona0715 name of the movie is called The Banker ..... You will love the tenacious character the man has.

[@clairegordon7951]

What I admire about Bernard is that...with all the struggles and the odds against him; he never gave up and is always finding a way out of every sticky situation that confronts him because he was always one step ahead most of the times..

[@katrecemiller8325]

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[@michaelwyann6782]

Hello

[@musahnaabo6296]

Hi 👋

[@mr3817]

In the end, Bernard came to ruin because he committed Fraud to cover up violating Banking Laws... it seems this is justified in the movie and glossed over if not glorified...

[@clairegordon7951]

@@mr3817 I don't condone criminality, but in this case Bernard ended up as the bad guy although everyone benefited from all the spoils. Sometimes things may not look right or might not be the right thing to do. ..but when you believe in yourself and know that because of the colour of your skin you are being deprived of your rights; treated poorly as though you don't belong; then you will do anything to prove to your oppressors that you too should have a piece of the cake. I don't know if I am making sense; but in this case I emphatize with Bernard because he worked very hard to succeed and it was pulled from under his feet just like that; even though he acted against the law; his so called friends knew that some of the things they did were wrong in a sense ...still, they should not have abandoned him. Many of them went along with his brilliant ideas and benefited from it. Traiters they are.

[@DavidOA_Businessman09]

I definitely admire the level of courage, discipline, focus and detailed-oriented mentality that was displayed by the intelligent Bernard Garrett. Rational economics and maximum profit are the ultimate goals. Absolutely brilliant!

[@honeybadger5018]

What's the name of the movie

[@DavidOA_Businessman09]

@@honeybadger5018 "The Banker" is the title of the movie. Cheers 🥂🍾

[@323azteca]

I would never understand this. It makes me furious. It makes me cry. To think it was once this way. I am so proud of how far America has come. And how we have been an example to the rest of the world. I'm proud of the black men who work hard and thrive and show others that it can be done. Jackie Robinson is one of a kind, too. Thank you!

[@florinRinRin]

Yeah, you got so far that you voted Trump for president 😢

[@323azteca]

@@florinRinRin Trump 2024!!!!!!! 🥳

[@willis-ql4ph]

Lol he said American is an example to the world😂 I'm dying 😂 what mf example lol 😂😂😂😂

[@auntieambmiracleb2]

It's still this way.

[@danielcockerspaniel]

It hasn’t changed that much

[@stevischermi6409]

I like this story. Uplifting. It's too late for me as I'm 83 and live in my van but it's something the younger generation should pay attention to. Great story 😊

[@hafizthiru2980]

God bless your noble intention

[@noisyboy2267]

hello gramps

[@estherbeachy7356]

Very good words of wisdom. I like the way you say that younger people should be paying attention ☺️

[@georginafraser451]

Hi there Stevie...what a pity you should live in your van. I guess out there there is people with less. I live in Argentina, and would love to have u as my friend. I'm 63. I love old people. God bless u !!!!

[@llove7325]

It's never to late. If God can use Moses at age 100, He can use you as well.

[@jackbullandothers3322]

That this movie is based on a real story, really makes me aprichate the 'Old Owner' person. What a man that he was willing to work together with a black man in that Era.

[@bluedevil0704]

There were more of those kind of whites than meets the eye back then. They were just hamstrung by the system that was run by white racists and a lot of family members that were racist themselves.

[@LatestBuzzvideos]

There are good people among the evil.

[@yeshuabey7193]

@@GodsMasterpiece509 the banker

[@nabinabi6991]

What is the title pls

[@paperplate4675]

​@@nabinabi6991 The banker

[@andrewtongue7084]

This film rates alongside, 'The Pursuit Of Happyness', & 'Hidden Figures' as absolute greats. As a white guy, I've never been able to comprehend (or reconcile) the issue of segregation as a life ethos - irrespective of skin colour; we are all muscle, bone & sinew beneath that external veneer. Mackie & L. Jackson were perfectly placed to demonstrate the inequalities (& exigencies) of life - particularly in that era - it's a phenomenal film; definitely one to watch. Thanks for the retrospective :)

[@ausroboda4003]

Oh please. White guilt in you is just ridiculous. Racism is horrible. Black and white are just as racist to each other and every race for that matter. White people are just adventurous, inventors and explorers by nature and I am so proud of the hard work by my ancestors who also went through hard centuries and times. No guilt but pride in my race.

[@lildplatinum]

@@ausroboda4003 so youre proud of the racism your ancestors caused and the horrendous acts they committed

[@calvinsimpson1301]

@@ausroboda4003 he's not referring to white guilt, and no every race is not equally racist. There is no genetic predisposition for white people to be more inventive or adventurous, unless you're conflating adventure with conquest and enslavement of other races and countries. "Adventurous" is a very generous term for conquering and genocide. There isn't much of a comparison in the US between black and white struggles. To claim you or I or white people as a whole had comparable struggles and discrimination as black Americans is absolutely laughable. I'd suggest you read up on some history like the Jim Crow era, segregation, and the refusal of banks to give black people home and business loans legally until the 80s. Look up redlining and what happened to affluent black neighborhoods like black wall street. There's an American precedent to destroy black success whenever possible. I used to be just like you, but history may change your mind.

[@tiamo1328]

@@ausroboda4003 giving very much white supremacist

[@samsonhendrixiii3933]

It’s not white guilt… only the blind would see it as such. So many delusional people set in their pre-laid ways… I wish/hope the Best for all Good people.

[@xtreme_ideas]

That's how The Avenger spend their time while waiting Captain America to appear. 😅

[@KS-wk6uk]

Matt could’ve stabbed Bernard in the back and taken everything from him while understanding the advantage of his privilege as a white man but he didn’t. This shows you that Bernard knew what kind of people he trusted and associated with.

[@ProIronfistgamer]

I feel this is the most important skill a person can have is to know whom they can/cannot

[@eyewatch2see77]

technically Matt stabbed both of those black men in the back (did you bother to watch the movie) .. AFTERWHICH Matt's guilty conscience kicked in. (therefore, Matt couldn't be trusted) ..

[@KS-wk6uk]

@@eyewatch2see77 That was by mistake when he used the lawyer Bernard’s enemy recommended. Matt at the end facilitated Bernard’s purchase of a home in the Bahamas.

[@matt59fire]

@@KS-wk6uk 2 homes

[@crazedmonk8u]

@@eyewatch2see77 no he didnt. Did YOU watch the movie? he called Bernard and told him straight up he was going to testify against him, and Bernard shook his hand and understood that Bernard didn't want to go to jail and asked him to do him a favor before the trial. which was to buy the properties. How is that stabbing him in the back? don't use terms you don't understand, that term implies you blindside someone and just do a full 180 without their knowledge. telling someone you going to flip on them beforehand is actually respectful and shows intergrity. It's the same as telling someone you're not interested in them anymore vs just ghosting them. Both have same send goal but one is respectful the other isn't.

[@danielislam9144]

This truly is an inspirational movie. Bernard fought to improve the lives of his fellow men. While he may not have brought the change Dr. King did, Bernard improved the housing market for black people in America.

[@AJ-vy4yu]

White people do not even own the banks nor do they control the business... but instead those who you are not allowed to criticize.

[@jordanabrown9121]

What the name of the movie

[@shaikhsow9968]

@@jordanabrown9121 the banker

[@parrisyoung3094]

Hey change is change

[@user-dj7sh1hd3w]

@@afterawordfromoursponsor why?

[@realnewsthatmatters9319]

This was actually a true story, however, I believe modern day racism prevented this film from ever hitting the market because it would expose the racism of some present day banks, and the way they do business.

[@senkoskipper]

So I tried searching for this movie to watch and its sad to see that searching engines are not even displaying this movie. You have to search "the banker anthony mackie" for you to find this movie, and even then, its only on DVD and in a different region code than the US. You can tell a lot of effort went into suppressing this movie.

[@realnewsthatmatters9319]

@@senkoskipper Exactly, they don't want their devilish ways exposed.

[@osiris7089]

@@senkoskipper I just checked under "The Banker" 2020 which is the name and year of the movie and it came up. So what are you talking about?

[@kj-gs2vl]

@@osiris7089 the only way you can watch it is if you get apple TV. Outside of that you can't get it

[@osiris7089]

@@kj-gs2vl got it. I was gonna ask if what you were referencing was based on streaming platforms but you said search engines were not displaying it.

[@giftlukomano]

This is so encouraging, it has really lifted up my spirit 🙏👏👏 may you continue to speak in people's lives, thanks alot for your life changing true stories

[@onlineargument]

Moral of the story: if your bank isn't doing well, stop a few black men entering , one of them will come back and buy ur bank 😂😂

[@TonesOverthinksIt]

Was glad to see in the end Matt didn't betray them, made what happened seem not as bad. Though it would have been nice if a new investigation could have started once the system was less corrupt with racism and they got some kind of justice.

[@billjerry5652]

Please what's the title of this movie

[@TonesOverthinksIt]

@@billjerry5652 the Banker, the video and several comments say it.

[@billjerry5652]

@@TonesOverthinksIt thanks

[@unebonnevie]

Chief O'Brien is a decent man! Best movie recap channel! Very well done with explanation and background music!

[@ainzooalgown7589]

must be all the time he spent with the Ferengi

[@Isaah.i]

@Phallus Erectus "Why is Chief O'Brien a decent man? 🤓"

[@jamesscott305]

O’Brien was descended from a Union Man ✊

[@728GT]

Chief O'Brien😂 He will forever be that character.

[@simonmultiverse6349]

I don't like background music. I want *FRONT* ground music.

[@knowbettertv]

The last statement made wasn't the end. It's worth watching the movie to see how the main characters utilized the new laws they helped to institute to recover all the assets they had lost and more! This movie is so inspirational!

[@winniejohnson5559]

Thank you 🙏 will do. The main character showed so much courage strength and wisdom. He was restrained under evil. I love this man.

[@kevinkings284]

Name of the movie please

[@Nenii_o]

Please what is the name of the movie

[@swiftyzai3365]

What is the movie name

[@jlachhu8839]

The Movie is called The Banker

[@hafidzahmad4540]

I love the movie recap. Anything against racism is satisfying. I never thought racism was so terrible in the west.

[@asterismolyvas8403]

After several set backs in my life and career as an immigrant to this country, I realized that we need to keep pushing to get to where we want to… the moment you’re about to give up is the moment of difference. “Keep pushing”… the journey just started

[@peterhagan8454]

What a profoundly thoughtful and up lifting story, and narrated so well a fan

[@AshtonCoolman]

This was based on a true story. They really did this.

[@hillsane9262]

@Phallus Erectus Because they overcame a lot! On the other hand, they were almost completely destroyed and went to prison due to racism and for trying to do good!

[@abderrahmanemya6602]

the unbelievable part is how this was not that long ago. many people who lived that era are still alive

[@pc9467]

Great video! You know it's funny... a 17 minute recap which told me pretty much the whole plot made me WANT to watch a movie, whilst trailers which usually last 1 min and are very flashy don't work for me. Looks like a great movie. It's outrageous people still have to deal with racism. Subscribed.

[@Momjeansandshame]

Right? What a great contribution to KZbin. These can also be helpful to people who can’t get to movies for whatever reason. I like it.

[@acegalaxywrld]

I can’t find it on Netflix!

[@nikineal69]

@@acegalaxywrld This movie, "The Banker" was released right before the pandemic hit, and then was relegated to some no-name video hosting platforms. I love this movie - I'm in real estate, so it speaks to me.

[@Financial_Sweet]

What’s the title

[@PepeLePewPew]

@@Financial_Sweet it is written in the discription, the banker from 2020

[@HouseOfVernecia]

The sad thing about this is that this type of discrimination still goes on today.

[@mtk635]

Yawn. I thought democrats were our saviors? 😂😂

[@CrypticCobra]

Mhmm, keep telling yourself that.

[@TheTravelingIntrovert]

Facts

[@mattrocde]

To openly discriminate on the basis of race is wildly, wildly illegal nowadays, and if somebody actually declined a man on the basis of the color of his skin a lawsuit would come straight up from hell itself (not to mention the social outrage). Of course, this assumes the man in question doesn't actually pose a risky loan customer, for even if credit score doesn't care about skin color, bankers won't loan out to bad credit, and the sad state of things today is it is statistically likely that a random person of African descent will not have a good credit.

[@TwinTonyz]

Such delusion is disrespectful to the works of men like Bernard. Things are not perfect, but alleging that nothing has changed and the situation today is comparable to the way things were then is disingenuous. It's easy to think that way, when all we've been taught is that poc cannot possibly succeed in a white world, but it's a lie.

[@marcoellaga7759]

I'm not a black man. But these movie makes me cry and proud at the same time. Thank you.

[@davisalbert892]

He was just himself and it pays off greatly. It’s a lesson to us watching as well.

[@Therussianidk]

modern problems require modern solution- black dude who bought the bank

[@Aden_III]

@Phallus Erectus robot commenter sighted

[@thelegacyofgaming2928]

@Phallus Erectus Bottus begonus

[@mhayaireland2075]

I cried while watching this because this show reminded me than "when theirs a problem in your way face it because it will come back except it will be much more bigger than it was the first time. " I told my self that everyday no matter what thank you .

[@sglant]

Once of the most inspirational stories to come out of Hollywood regarding discriminatory RE practices toward Black People.

[@Havok135]

Dude asked Mace Windu for help, brave man.

[@bos3835]

This is another lesson in the ridiculousness of racism my people have dealt with for far too long. You can be the most brilliant person but there's still that barrier of racism to deal with.

[@Ouzyman]

Offense is better than defense. I genuinely believe that you guys are now in defense. Find a way to be the offenders. You can buy creating companies, taking most of the goverment seats and then do the racism on the whites.

[@thebodykeepsthescore2828]

I know, it angers me no end!

[@slsstar100]

You know this movie is set in the 40/50 and 60's right?

[@MadAngel209]

@@slsstar100 yup.

[@peteveal9836]

Say it again!,,

[@VaibhavShewale]

damn i thought Matt was a bigest snitch but no he was the buddy

[@Ivan-xg1hx]

Bro didn’t forget his roots

[@sultanhaiderr]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJa2oniLZc2opc0

[@NickPCage]

Matt caused all that shit snitch or not he let a dumbass woman talk him into flying before he was ready.

[@OppaiGod]

Well they did help him get to where hes is broa forver 😂

[@thelegacyofgaming2928]

I knew he wasn't because he literally bought the other bank to help them, and he wouldn't put himself at risk like that if he didn't truly value them.

[@ThePowerOfTheD]

Very inspiring to see a man overcome obstacles before him. In a time that was FAR worse than today!

[@nautnadrofire]

$hit… It’s still fu€ked up in the US of A…

[@ThePowerOfTheD]

@@nautnadrofire It is everywhere, but it's you that holds you back if you allow it to. This man didn't and that demands respect.

[@JESUSisGODperiod]

Yes indeed.

[@dablackangel]

@@ThePowerOfTheD or... Bernard wouldn't have been able to do what he did had the white man not helped him. So I agree that Bernard worked hard and did amazing things. But it was still at the mercy of a white man. Sometimes we see things like this and say all black people can simply do the same and racism can be overcome. And it's not 100% accurate.

[@ThePowerOfTheD]

@@dablackangel Bernard didn't depend upon the white man, he saw an opportunity and took it even with the significant obstacles for a blackman at that time. Today the black community has the obstacles of broken homes, gov dependency and environment. Still they are able to overcome. There are multiple blackmen and women who have come out of the hood who are successful or better themselves by not falling prey to those obstacles.

[@emmanuelsebuhoro]

Tough times never last but tough people Do

[@happyagarwal7479]

Falcon took Batman buying a bank seriously 😂

[@ibro4518]

Yea

[@PAPERCHASERCH47]

This brought tears to me because it's sad as hell we as black people are still dealing with this today 🥺 I'm definitely gonna watch this movie

[@ezemathew2716]

What's the name please 🙏

[@jeansmith8969]

Yes, the same thing is still going on today. Sometimes in a more subtle way and sometimes not.

[@gbengaadeosun6801]

@@ezemathew2716 the Banker- 2020 film

[@mrorganic13]

I was about to throw my phone if Matt really testified without a plan 😭 like they made you everything you are and you do that??? Glad he let Bernard know beforehand

[@yourhero782]

Beast always got a plan

[@NickPCage]

bruh matt let his racist ass wife talk him into thinking he was on the same level as that one dude.

[@thelegacyofgaming2928]

I was legit a bit angry at first, couldn't believe it. Glad my suspicions were correct.

[@Kinard_901]

Give Anthony Mackie his flowers 🐐

[@vandanachandekaranand8448]

He even got a movie made in his name. And where are those who discriminated? What a strong personality!

[@markvandbader6397]

Hello beautiful how are you doing I'm new here can we get to know each other better

[@morningivy9006]

@@markvandbader6397 What in the Flying Thunder fuck?

[@desmondmarcus118]

Hi

[@floresdaniels9515]

He is really put on a very strong character

[@joebianchi2908]

hello sunshine how are you doing today

[@Pigayyy]

i cant believe we judge people by the color of their skin to this day :(

[@lelouchlamperouge8560]

It shouldn’t be but segregation still exist in housing and property laws in America.✌️

[@ainzooalgown7589]

US is built on racism, else why does US start so many wars since 1945 USA has fought and started over 60 wars and conflicts in almost every single country. and all of it is for money. if you aint white, you aint part of the group and hence are bombed, to speed up resource extraction.

[@lelouchlamperouge8560]

@@ainzooalgown7589 Its money that makes the world spin. Np money, no honey.✌️

[@McFlurrArtt]

@Phallus Erectus you go around asking dumb questions. No older than 9 max

[@Ilestun]

People are mainly dudged by their social status today. If you are successfull and/or rich, no matter your skin color........you will be """"loved"""" by everybody.

[@Elsorkora]

How wonderful they both were as young entrepreneurs, nothing stopped them moving forward, they covered every angle that brought them in so much financial success. Even right to the end, their partner apologised, and left them both with property in the Bahamas. Just goes to show, it doesn't matter what colour your skin is, when all parties get on anything can happen.

[@kevoncox]

That's sounds nice. But think about all the good people they had to meet to help them. For every one success story, 100 fail doing the samething with the same attitude.

[@robertaannberry6979]

The door of salvation is open now for you today, all you have to do is REPENT of YOUR sins, and turn from your sinful life style that displeases Almighty Yeshua and received the gift of the Holy Spirit, and your name will be written in the book of life in heaven. Yeshua love you, and He forgive you of your sins, He is merciful and His love endure for ever. Today is a new day and all you have to do is open your heart to Him , Don"t let another day go by with out Yeshua Almighty YAHUAH as your Lord and Savior. Don't wait another day, Yeshua bless you all 🙏

[@shoesareonaltaltalts3898]

What’s the movie called sorry

[@roots1458]

Except for the fact that they had to do PRISON TIME

[@deeveed_]

The Banker was such a great movie. Amazing how 3 years after the testimony they passed the Fair Housing Act. It takes brave people to stand up for whats right, even though they can lose everything, they set the tone for the future.

[@s0l0m0n2]

My father sold textiles whole sale. For all his years in business, he hired men to help. He sometimes had to let some workers go, but he always kept the two first men he hired, working for him. They were Black. He trusted them more than anyone. My father was a white Jew, born in Poland, fought in WW2 against the Nazis, and came to the US after the war. We always spoke about the two Blacks as if they were family…which, in a sense, they were. Charlie and Major.

[@kyosiimireolivia6379]

Wow!

[@skrewnj]

Majors my grandad

[@littleshadow2707]

@Sol Tuller Have you ever noticed the very same problems that jews & blacks go through in life?

[@s0l0m0n2]

@@littleshadow2707 Yes! That is what my post (above) is saying………….:-)

[@s0l0m0n2]

@@littleshadow2707 Yes! At least we both have company!

[@luisoliveira9065]

that's a great story but not everyone can become the boss in order to be treated right. that's why equality in treatment is important.

[@stephaniemazvita]

Well said.

[@War450]

Really depends if they deserve to be treated equally. Respect is earned, not given, and a lot of people today absolutely do not deserve to be treated the same as others.

[@stevenayare6097]

@@War450 True, however, You cannot judge anyone based on your mere preconceptions. If you did then you are no better than that old white lady

[@War450]

@@stevenayare6097 It's pretty easy to judge someone. The way they carry themselves. Their body language. The way they talk. How they interact with others. You can create a basic profile within seconds of meeting someone. And there does come a point where risk vs reward comes into play. An example that I have personally dealt with in real life is if I hire a black man to work for me and he ends up being the worst employee I ever had, I fire him. I then hire another black man, similar attitude, similar demeanor, similar way of carrying himself, speaking, dress. He, too, was an awful employee and I fire him. I hire a third, a fourth, a fifth, all of them sharing these characteristics, all of them being awful employees. It's perfectly reasonable for me to say "you know what, I'm not going to hire these black men anymore". Now sure it's possible the sixth black man who comes in dressed like they were, body language like theirs, talking like they did, it's entirely possible he'd be the best employee I ever had. But is it worth it for me to take that risk? No, it's not. There's nothing wrong with this, this is nature, this is basic human, I can't mind-read, I can't know if someone's good, and life is not so luxurious that we're afforded the ability to sit down and intimately get to know every single person we meet. This is why generalizations exist. This is why deserving respect is important. This is why fixing yourself to fit societal norms is important. Because I have more important things in my life than you, so if you wanna ensure I give you enough time for you to earn my respect, you had best start off with a good cover.

[@stevenayare6097]

@@War450 Relax I added "if' for a reason, but I guess you lack basic cognitive thinking. Sorry, I can't justify prejudice, I judge people by their character and see people for who they are. Oh, regarding your respect? I could not care less.

[@seth3229]

Instantly watched this movie and I loved every second of it. It showed the steps they had to take to improve something they truly believed in. People nowadays don’t even like to look back on what our parents and grand parents grew up in. They did something no one else would. Amazing movie 8/10

[@Kingtiger98]

Hdh kzbin.info/www/bejne/qoPNnnSwob2Enrc

[@dookieshoe2905]

You watched the movie then watched it again?

[@boltman1195]

@@dookieshoe2905 You trying to make him sound stupid?

[@dookieshoe2905]

@@boltman1195 uh, maybe. It's kinda weird to watch a video that explains an entire movie to begin with but then to go and watch the same movie again is beyond insane. If that's your thing then go for it but it's fuckin weird.

[@VengefulBatz]

They speak like REDLINING no longer exists.

[@whyisthisathingnow...]

This is a lesson anyone can learn from but I think people in the US especially need to learn that violence is not always the answer.

[@ckmoore101]

Yeah, because even though the US is only 250 years old, they invented violence. And all other nations are safe, non violent utopias. If only the US would stop invading and annexing all these countries, the world would be so much safer. Thank God Swedens and Russia's military is always there to assist those other nations in defense, when they are invaded by US troops.

[@Kingsta2000]

For all the people saying this type of discrimination doesn't happen in present day banking, just look up what happened to Ryan Coogler the Creed and Black Panther director.

[@americanbobtail1]

Dude that was a setup. He did not talk to the teller and handed the teller a note that we would like to take $12,000 USD from the bank. He also went to the bank wearing sunglasses and a hat. Have you ever gone into a bank, not spoken to a teller and handing the teller to take money from the bank and also have your face and head hidden prior to Covid-19 health regulations. I bet you didn't, because nobody does that. What you do is speak to the teller first, provide your debit card and also your identification, and then give a note for the amount you want to withdrawal. However, you should not even need the note, because you enter the withdrawal amount on the terminal anyway. This guy is a race baiter and you fell for his setup.

[@steveneasterling8832]

Are there courses or books that teach Bernard’s analytical methods.

[@willkoestner4159]

Hit up a library. You'd be surprised by the selection, resources, and people available to make that happen

[@PatriceMorris.]

Analytical Thinking is not found in a book. It is an innate ability that most do not have within them.

[@steveneasterling8832]

@@PatriceMorris. The movie seems to demonstrate that Bernard had a lot of common sense and was astute to glean information from his “ high dollar “ shoeshine clients. Absolutely amazing !

[@daryld357]

@@PatriceMorris. That is very wrong, the analytical methods n principles can still be taught thru books n ppl. Just watching this clip alone, u learnt vacancy rates of a building can be determined somewhat by lights on at night. What u r implying is more inclined towards a person's intellect.

[@JusticeforLiberty]

E. Michael Jones has wrote several books on the topic , you could start with him.

[@giatorres7947]

I am telling you, this movie deserves to be watched! so good, very motivational and inspiring.

[@rakovipaotei7529]

Title of this movie please ?

[@orphanmeat4sale24]

@@rakovipaotei7529 the banker

[@brainnkeh4749]

The world becomes better when we respect each other.

[@lilynaw3767]

I am an Asian-American first generation and my real estate agent told me that the house was too big for me and gave to someone who has the same color. The discrimination in this land is more toxic than a nuke. That was not the only case, I was in a nursing program and I was purposely failed and one of the professors had admitted to me a few months later. All I can wish and hope is justice to everyone who have less prejudices like me.

[@shamara9696]

Maybe u just have mean real estate agent! Not all of them are racist though and sometimes its depend on ur credit score

[@lilynaw3767]

@@shamara9696 My credit score is over 800 though.

[@manmanopoly8047]

@@shamara9696 She never said they were ALL! racist I swear, people like you are enablers for this kind of discrimination which make you just as bad in my opinion as the person doing it

[@jaguaregor4258]

@@lilynaw3767 A white women probably took your spot in the nursing program because of affirmative action.

[@fz7694]

What the hell does that even mean, you hyphenated product? "in this land". Talk about being a spoiled little immigrant! You're from effing Asia. Hell, all non-western (aka "white") are the most "racist" on the planet. So what do you mean "this land"?! Be thankful that you're even allowed to claim a place on someone else's homeland. That's unheard of! Only in "racist" white lands is this possible. Where I'm from you'd be run out of the country for talking like that. Wherever you're from originally, you'd be smacked in the head if you acted this disrespectful and assumed the worst of your fellow countrymen. Only in "racist" countries can people of your sort spout off like this and act so superior. Talk about buying in to the whole "noble savage" ideal white people have created for you. You are nothing but a product thought up by your superiors that you claim are your equals. Funny if it wasn't so pathetic!

[@bubuqq9988]

Not only he became the bank owner, but also Captain America!

[@tbbigrocker149]

And Colm Meanie beamed down from the Enterprise and Shaft showed up too.

[@romesrepublic]

It's crazy how far some people will go out of their way to screw over someone who simply looks different.

[@randybaumery5090]

Yeah well trying being below average or even ugly although you are white. You are still prejudiced against.

[@dallymoo7816]

My native ex was so mean to me for being whiter then him even though I am also Metis thru my mom.. he would say horrible things and insult my skin a lot I felt bad in my own skin colour and wanted to be darker and he wold humiliate me and call me evil, my other more white cousins got bullied the most on the reserve too

[@willieransom8948]

They will go out of their way. Also called Hate.

[@calhackit9806]

does it say what his "racist conviction in texas" was?

[@chrishong2791]

​@@dallymoo7816 dear God. sorry to hear this. I hope things became better for you

[@karenk2409]

Good advice: Don't get even, get ahead!

[@moondoggie1987]

Love the story of the film and the way Bernard overcame the discrimination he faced with a rational mind and saw his dreams to reality and fulfilling his promise to his wife for a better life.

[@internettrails6264]

Real Story!! 6 Year old Boy Overcomes All Obstacles To Become Youngest Soldier of World war kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJrCeHacrr2Zjs0

[@cryptofangirl7325]

It’s sad that I discovered this movie by accident thanks to RecapLovers. This is what we need to blow up, it just the usual action movies. This is real.

[@danielcorcoran4582]

What's the name?

[@sameerantar2572]

name of the movie ?

[@FaizanAli-hu9bp]

the banker

[@newtanyalong6932]

When I see movies like this and think about all the black wallstreets that were destroyed it makes me realize why we as black people don't have big businesses and global corporations that would or could be 100+ years old like your Kelloggs, Kraft or even J.C.Pennys because a group of people did not want us to thrive.

[@scottrackley4457]

Yeah, specifically Tulsa. Absolutely bewildering. edit: I did a massive term paper on that for AP American History.

[@KWBDNG]

It makes me sick to my stomach!

[@hopehope938]

Most people do not know of Dr. Brooker T. Washington ,PhD or Mrs. Green and the important roles they played.

[@gaythugsmatter7029]

Natural selection

[@notanumber1311]

There is a name for that sort of disgusting practice, it is called ra.....BUSINESS. Corporate greed is colour blind, people. Stop looking at colour and start looking at the real issue.

[@lyzsleymwarangu8181]

Great story.Say no to all sort of discrimination

[@snowsegun]

❤yeah

[@TheArrambide]

I remember back in 1977 here in Kansas My family was stopped at the door at the local Bingo parlor and was told we could not stay due to my Father being black. My Mother and Father were upset but did not cause a scene. My Mother is White and My Step-Father was Black I couldn't imagine having to endure the racists people on a daily basis back then. I was 6 years old at the time this happened my Mother always tried to shelter me from Racisms and always taught us that no matter what color of skin a person has they are equal because we all bleed red. For many years after that we always encountered from time to time people in our lives that would say ugly things and try to make our lives miserable but my Mother always kept her cool and so did my Father. My Mother was one of the strongest Women I ever knew, She was never going to let anyone steal her joy or tell her she couldn't Love who she Loved. I am so glad as a Nation we are much better than we were 400 years ago or even 45 years ago.

[@s.ngannou4519]

I’m a reptilian son of Cain I’m against all of you humans regardless of your stupid skin colours.

[@longlivedemocracy756]

Not really. Especially these times we are living in right now.

[@paakwesi1094]

@@longlivedemocracy756 I live in Virginia and I can't relate to what you are saying...

[@longlivedemocracy756]

@@paakwesi1094 Are you African American?

[@longlivedemocracy756]

@@paakwesi1094 Racism is alive and thriving in this country. Both hidden and out in the open. I guess you are both blessed highly favored to not have any bad experiences of this type. But I have had them frequently in my life.

[@_anindith_]

Very well explained.....I got this same emotional feeling when I watched the recap of 'The Green Book' ❤️❤️. Keep it up man! 👍🏽

[@_anindith_]

@Phallus Erectus First of all just look at the no. of subscribers. From other channels which I watch, they have a lot more subs than this channel, but his clear voice and way of explaining is pretty comparable to some bigger recap channels. That's why 😉

[@EllieLynnCollins]

I love that other people love recaps 🤍🤍 cause I love them so much

[@Isaah.i]

@Phallus Erectus What a kid

[@christinaleneus1638]

@Phallus Erectus why are you begging for attention through social media?

[@posharay3871]

@Phallus Erectus you're a sadist 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@aliendroid8174]

I got goosebumps from positive emotion when the narrator said it's based on a true story. I just sorta feel so proud of the guy

[@hals999]

This is such a great recap and movie thank you. I loved it. These type of stories and movies are important to share and see ❤

[@banegearwolfgrim9013]

Love the fact that he bested the ass holes at their own game with kindness and whit. Smart

[@banegearwolfgrim9013]

@Phallus Erectus because the discrimination that the people threw at him and that they was going by it illegally in the first place and putting him in a rock and a hard place. He knew that they was twisted and envious that a man of his stature was actually smarter than them

[@gewalfofwoofia8263]

@@banegearwolfgrim9013 ignore him, he asks the same kind of question in every thread.

[@jesusisking3814]

If you die tonight, do you know where you're going? Did you know that Jesus Christ is THE only way to Heaven and He loves you? Through Him, God offers you a FREE gift - forgiveness. All you need to do is repent, turn away from your sins and evil ways, from now on put your faith completely in Jesus Christ and be obedient to Him. Biblical explanation of the Gospel: God doesn’t want anybody in hell because He loves us, but you must understand why we deserve hell and why those who refuse to live under His authority will go there. (Matthew 12:30) ''Whoever is not with me is against me, and whoever does not gather with me scatters.'' He gave us the law (Ten Commandments) not to make us righteouss, but rather to show us our sin (Romans 3:20). God gave us free will and since Adam sinned in the garden, sin is the nature of our flesh and we ALL have sinned. (Romans 3:23) The law demands death to those who sin (Romans 6:23). 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[@annmariebusu9924]

It was going well but they still lost nearly everything and went to jail. They were only able to have somewhere to live in the end.

[@joseemwinami2597]

Name of the movie

[@notforposers]

There’s a very important part of this story that was glossed over, his family member. His family member provided HIS family with a roof over their heads and a place to sleep. Though not an ideal situation, his family member helped him the best way they could. The lesson that SHOULD be highlighted is one does not succeed alone. A strong foundation laid by family (or strong support system) can help ensure individual success. Granted he did all the tough work, but at least he didn’t have to start at the bottom of the barrel. Just don’t forget those that helped you along the way.

[@craig2469]

Right!! Once Bernard became a success i hope he went back and took take of them to took him and his family in.

[@PennytheBALLstar13]

That’s the lesson huh.

[@richardaleman2985]

This is Richard where do I go trying to leave town Friday trying to start a new life I not use to asking anybody for help thank you

[@richardaleman2985]

Thank you

[@DJVendLinu]

This was a very remarkable experience to this boys life hope there are more of him in life 🎉

[@catherineatsutse7918]

1st lesson: Be rational in the midst of righteous indignation. 🌻 2nd lesson: Punching back discrimination is time taken.🌻 3rd lesson: When wickedness or discrimination abound, the righteous stretch their hands to do wrong for survival. 🥀 4th lesson: Delayed gratification is safer and better. At least you keep to your conviction. 💕 🔥🔥🔥 5th lesson: Fighting for a cause that is bigger than you, which is for the common good is alright. However, it comes with much sacrifices, delays, resistances, threats. But if God is in it, grace for you is sufficient also.

[@Johnny24rs]

I will never understand racism, it's such a sad thing to happen

[@Skiskiski]

My wife's sister always said it was not so much hatred, but jealousy of being out done by someone who they labeled "lesser." They knew they would succeed in all they do, so they negatively tried to brainwash them to think they were inferior.😥

[@artlew6547]

Bullshit

[@Jokervision744]

People fight, and the fights may grow, and suddenly there are people in it that have no idea what it is about, so people start making up reasons, and picking sides. That's one, and then there are other factors, like new things are scary, you don't share language, and it's easier to just stick together, and keep up going. So people might not be racist, but not approving anyone bit too strange feeling. Similar looks may tell about what the person has gone through before, and if they share something with you. But aren't there places these days where people don't share anything, so people who seem to carry visible tells of places they might have gone through, tells you about that possibility. People who have gone rougher grounds might be less forgiving, and sharing. That reminds me of the story: stranger comes to a village asking help, and does not get any, but only after they started to make stone soup for food, which made the villagers sad and caring for the stranger, because they saw the stranger had the drive to open his back, and work for something that could have been total waste of time. That's why people who are foreigners, but are able to show that they know their language may get free service.

[@yeahyeahwowman8099]

Racism is easy to figure out. Most Racism comes from having problems with said race. We give our own race a free pass though. My friend grew up in the 80s in Hawaii as a little white kid. He was constantly getting picked on, then beat the shit out of a kid who was picking on him, got kicked out. His mom was getting teased and harrased as well. So they left. My friend absolutely hated Hawaiian people with a passion. He doesn't anymore, Racism doesn't just sprout out the ground out of nowhere.

[@antoniobonilla9897]

It's how humans (and all other animals) behave. People will have a greater tendency to help other people who look like them, sound like them, have the same belief system as they do, have the same behavior pattern, etc. This is because all life forms will behave in such a way to maximize gene reproduction. More similarities = more likely to be a relative = more shared genes. And helping those with more shared genes is akin to helping your own genes reproduce.

[@willdoug6604]

racism is gross it makes me mad when racism happens to people anyone of any culture can do stuff just as well as any other

[@bhanuchauhan4473]

India is most racist country

[@Iera_Thaumaturgy]

Same, I don’t understand it, especially todays age, we want it gone then why are some still doing it? Same for ‘reverse racism’ those people say it isn’t racism while it still is. We are all the same how could we discriminate one another?

[@mikedanielsapon5865]

But it's the real deal. Just like how these madlads dealt with this problem. They just became wise and took advantage of every details to get rid of their disadvantage in every negotiations.

[@jeffv103]

Gross indeed... but also horrific because it's a taught behavior.

[@masterpaine9161]

People with common sense find out quickly it's not the way to live life. Being racist

[@sharonstevekologinczak9670]

Exactly... everyone is in a duality being human and having a soul... When one is born, they are gifted with a form, being their package... Every package is different and unique. Our packages are always changing and evolving... Look past those packages and see through their eyes into their souls to see the person that lives there. Feel their energy and see them, not their packages... You will find that we are all connected and life can move forward with letting your own growth, help those all around you, to just be...❤😊

[@Michael-xm4ux]

DO NOT EVER make financial decisions, specially expensive and important ones, based on your emotions. You don’t need to spend money to impress anyone that you don’t even love or care. Movies are movies, they are not in touch with reality.

[@terrybatman]

This is based on a real life story

[@Nebulex78]

what if I need my crymellows (marshmallows for when I'm crying)

[@happylegoleon9209]

@@Nebulex78 you dont need them, you want them. If you didn't have access to them, you'd be fine. Being a marshmallow addict will just hurt your mental and physical health.

[@Nebulex78]

@@happylegoleon9209 idc

[@happylegoleon9209]

@@Nebulex78 a good idea would be to not waste your time writing a question then

[@american3690]

As a white guy growing up in a brown family, it sickened me how often racism is still prevalent in the community, one time my sister and I where looking at birthday cards in a smokmart and mall security came along and told her to move on and stop loitering, she started crying, I turned to the security officers and yelled at them to f**k off she's my sister, they laughed and said sorry and walked away

[@internettrails6264]

Real Story!! 6 Year old Boy Overcomes All Obstacles To Become Youngest Soldier of World war 2 kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJrCeHacrr2Zjs0

[@bobbyfischerman4811]

White guy grown in a black family?

[@dwightlove3704]

I'm shocked that you were not called a NIGGER LOVER

[@jordanphilipperris]

Racism is horrid. I don't blame people of colour or others who are persecuted for wanting justice. Something that not a lot of people seem to know about (And should) is an incident in 1921. Just type in the youtube search bar "Black Wall Street Tulsa OK 1921 FULL MOVIE". They say history has a way of repeating itself, so knowledge is key in preventing certain things from repeating themselves.

[@lungimageba3770]

I love the way you putting brown family 💞

[@edwardkrobot453]

The biggest thing in this whole thing is faith and never giving up ..I LOVE IT

[@MartyGandy]

Great job brother keep it up.

[@Rainok]

Power move: When people discriminate against you, buy the place where they work