Would you ever adopt a child?

This employee lady judged and discriminated against the man because of the color of his skin for no reason.

I really like how their stories make you feel like you are there in that situation

I was 11 years old, my black foster family wanted to adopt me. The judge says no. It brokey heart and theirs.. people need stop being racist love has no color. Just humans

And the wife just stood there. Didn't say a word to defend her husband. Unbelievable!

So wrong let life alone if he wants to adopt a white pink purple child let him just sayin

How can these content providers get away with fomenting racism all the time?

What this employee lady said to this man was very disrespectful and racist.

But it didnt made sense that the Offices immediately tackle the security guard instead of the undercover officer who attacked him first

When the social worker talked to the cop’s wife about adopting a child she said leave her husband why?

That brother was like, "Yeah. Call the cops. I'm gonna sit right here and watch her face crack when she realizes I'M 'THE COPS!'"

I just want to take time to thank the team once again for another valuable lesson family isn't about race ,religion or tradition nor the color of ur skin but infact about love ND the willingness to want to really build a bond with someone ❤

I really like the guy who plays Joseph. He always makes a strong point about how we should treat all people the way we'd want to be treated regardless of skin color.

I worked in an adoption agency in the UK, and the prospective parents are put in front of a panel of more than one person, who make the decisions. That is so necessary, because if the decision was made by one person what was demonstrated in the video could happen.

I don't know why people judge by someone's "skin color"

That was awesome! You guys frequent have an interesting twist to the story. Thanks DramatizeMe!

The employee was way way wrong to judge and discriminated against the man just because of the color of his skin

I really enjoyed the video. The actor that played the father trying to adopt his foster child. He played the distraught father very well. He also delivered the life lesson well: "you can't judge a person by the way they look." Then the next lines and their delivery shows why the character was a human being: "I am sorry I snapped at you. I really am. Even people like you don't deserve that." That is great writing. Once again I complement the DramatizeMe production team. This entire episode was filmed in a single location. Not only can you produced multi-scene productions worth of a movie, you can hand single scene dramas with aplomb. You guys are great, the top of the game in all departments. Thank you DramatizeMe!

I love their actors and even love more their writers! The plot twists are so much fun! Great videos every time!

This story has one of the best actings. Great work by Dramatizeme team