Organizing the black community could stop white exploitation
Movies like Superfly and The Mack created an image that Blaxploitation was all about pimps and drug dealers. There were plenty of those but the genre started off with black heroes like Shaft. Black Samson was in the latter category as Rockne Tarkington is trying to stop a white crime boss from bringing in drugs into his community. Tarkington’s standing is set in the opening scene as he towers over a drunk white gangster and gives him a beat down for acting up in his club. He’s got a lion in his business as well for added prestige. The story then touches on a classic trope of Blaxpoitation fighting The Man. In the end it had the subversive message that organizing the black community could stop white exploitation.
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Charles Bail"], "Producers": ["Daniel B. Cady"], "Starring": ["Rockne Tarkington", "William Smith", "Connie Strickland"], "Studio": ["WARNER BROS."]}

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