What do I think of the movie? I believe the racial prejudices of the producers were apparent. The producers relied heavily on then-current caricatures of Mammy, Tom, Sambo, Nat, and Pickaninnies. The myth of the "Happy Darky," for example, was prevalent throughout the film with Blacks laughing and grinning, despite being victimized. There is one scene where a crowd of Blacks laughed excitedly as a Black man was castrated. Incongruently, it is also clear that the producers saw Blacks as violent savages shackled by slavery, and once they were free of bondage their natural predilections for violence would manifest. This is apparent at the movie's conclusion where a present-day African-American read William Styron's The Confession of Nat Turner and fantasizes re-enacting Turner's bloody massacre of Whites. In 1971, when Goodbye Uncle Tom was filmed, many American Blacks were still committed to the non-violence teachings of Mohandas Gandhi, Fannie Lou Hamer, Martin Luther King, Jr., Bayard Rustin, Howard Thurman, and others, some of whom never made the history books and essays.
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