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To 30 millions of our citizens
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Uncle Tom

To 30 millions of our citizens, who will reap direct benefits through unemployment...

To 30 millions of our citizens, who will reap direct benefits through unemployment compensation

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To 30 millions of our citizens,
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who will reap direct benefits
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through unemployment compensation.
Duration
9 seconds
Views
55
Timestamp in Movie
00:43:16
Uploaded
Jun 04, 2025
Genres
documentary, history
Production
N/A

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Movie Summary

An oral history of the American black conservative.
Most blacks were Republican - Uncle Tom 00:04
Most blacks were Republican
And when the New Deal came, - Uncle Tom 00:05
And when the New Deal came,
Only a few months before his tragic death, - Uncle Tom 00:11
Only a few months before his tragic death,
(audience applauding) - Uncle Tom 00:10
(audience applauding)
Martin Luther King Jr. had been imprisoned, - Uncle Tom 00:15
Martin Luther King Jr. had been imprisoned,
The rumor got out that John F. Kennedy did. - Uncle Tom 00:05
The rumor got out that John F. Kennedy did.
And so, the next thing you know, - Uncle Tom 00:07
And so, the next thing you know,
There were three pictures that hung in the living room - Uncle Tom 00:06
There were three pictures that hung in the living room
John Kennedy promoted a dramatic tax cut. - Uncle Tom 00:04
John Kennedy promoted a dramatic tax cut.
He was a coal warrior, he was a hunter, - Uncle Tom 00:05
He was a coal warrior, he was a hunter,
John Kennedy's collection of views right now - Uncle Tom 00:04
John Kennedy's collection of views right now
He would not be welcome within the Democratic party. - Uncle Tom 00:05
He would not be welcome within the Democratic party.
No memorial, oration or eulogy - Uncle Tom 00:15
No memorial, oration or eulogy
(audience applauding) - Uncle Tom 00:09
(audience applauding)
In 1964, the Civil Rights Act passed. - Uncle Tom 00:04
In 1964, the Civil Rights Act passed.
So, he got credit for those two major pieces of legislation. - Uncle Tom 00:06
So, he got credit for those two major pieces of legislation.
There was a larger percentage of Republicans in Congress, - Uncle Tom 00:11
There was a larger percentage of Republicans in Congress,
Who enabled the Civil Rights legislation in '64 to pass - Uncle Tom 00:07
Who enabled the Civil Rights legislation in '64 to pass
Everett Dirksen got an award from the NAACP - Uncle Tom 00:05
Everett Dirksen got an award from the NAACP
President Johnson was able to get - Uncle Tom 00:11
President Johnson was able to get