I might not belong, Here is a profoundly personal examination of the conflict of growing up Black and British, of overcoming crisis, and of a call to action to look at the structures and prejudices that continue to influence our culture. David Harewood, a critically acclaimed actor, explores the very real effects of racism on Black mental health in this compelling and thought-provoking narrative of a life lived after insanity. Harewood also unearths sad family history. At the age of 23, just as his acting career was beginning to take off, David Harewood experienced what he now knows to be a psychotic collapse and was placed in a section under the Mental Health Act. Six police officers had to physically restrain him before giving him a tranquillizer, hospitalising him, and then moving.