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Unforgivable Blackness: The Rise and Fall of Jack Johnson (2004)

The story of Jack Johnson, the first African American Heavyweight boxing champion.

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Allen G 23 Mar 2013

A masterful documentary which, when documenting the rise, has you smiling, laughing, nodding in disbelief and generally feeling every bit as happy as Johnson did as he beat the heck out of anyone who stood in his way. And when documenting the fall has you frowning, sighing, nodding in disbelief and generally feeling pretty sucky to hear that he was beating the crap out of those close to him and getting beat up by the system around him (and by that really tall guy) It's beautifully crafted and made with a real passion (and I don't just throw that word around) for Johnson's story and his life. It's certainly long (nearly four hours) but the story is always interesting and this documentary makes it great to watch and learn too. It's a fascinating journey with as many ups and downs as you could ask for. I recommended it to all who have time to spend.

Sharifa Rhodes-Pitts 01 Jul 2018

The archival footage alone justifies the entire enterprise.

Nick Schager 04 Oct 2004

Proves that, no matter what punches were thrown at him, no one ever wiped that triumphant smile off of Jack Johnson's face.

Courtney S 03 Feb 2011

This guy lived his life his way. It's just plain wrong the way he was treated by whites. This documentary is definitely worth the watch.

Jason Gorber 20 Jun 2007

Burns brings forth many impressive historical details, all contextualized within the overarching story of Race in America. Hours later, you are left with what feels like a genuine sense of what made the guy tick, and the world that he inhabited. Yet anoth