In the aftermath of the Uncle Tom documentary franchise, which presented the oral history of conservative colored Americans and traced how racial turmoil in the United States was, in many instances, manufactured, instigated, and exploited by Marxist strategists,

and coming directly off The MLK Project, which revealed Martin Luther King Jr.’s role in advancing socialism from behind a clerical mask, director Chad O. Jackson is now producing The Myth of Blackness.

The Myth of Blackness is a feature length documentary investigating how the skin color of a people was deliberately transformed into a political identity and ultimately fashioned into the tip of the dagger aimed at Western civilization. Through methodical analysis, historical archives, and firsthand testimony, Jackson and his cast will address such subjects as:

the truth behind the Harlem Renaissance- who financed it, and toward what ends
the “Talented Tenth”
the marxification of colored college students as early as the 1910s
the weaponization of music, entertainment, literature, & the arts
the manner in which the civil rights industry co-opted genuine achievement and progress among colored Americans
the promotion of paganism and satanism under the guise of black spirituality and “the religions of the ancestors”
the mythology surrounding mass incarceration
the chronic promotion of degeneracy over decency
the pressure placed upon biracial Americans and African immigrants to identify with black culture or face ridicule, ostracism, and cancellation
the emasculation of men amid the growth of black matriarchy
the sickness and moral vanity of white liberal virtue signaling
and numerous other forces that have helped transform a “racial” description into a rigid political, cultural, and spiritual identity

As with The MLK Project, Chad is counting on supporters like you to help bring The Myth of Blackness to completion.

With interviews and editing already in motion, Chad and his team at Historia Revelata are aiming for a Spring 2028 release date.

Contributions will support archival clearances, licensing fees, travel, interviews, equipment, editing, music, post production, marketing, festival submissions, and distribution. Upon completion, the film will be submitted to the film festival circuit before its wider public release.

Supporters will receive benefits according to their level of contribution:

*$25 Supporter*
Private production updates and advance digital access to the completed film before its public release.
*$50 Researcher*
Advance digital access, private production updates, and a digital research guide containing selected sources, citations, and recommended reading connected to the film.
*$100 Collector*
All previous benefits, plus a signed poster or physical edition of the completed film.
*$250 Patron*
All previous benefits, recognition in the closing credits, access to extended interviews and deleted scenes, and admission to a donor only virtual discussion with Chad and members of the production team. Regular paying PATREON Subscribers who have been members for at least 6 months automatically fall into this tier.
*$500 Benefactor*
All previous benefits, prominent Special Thanks recognition in the closing credits, and an invitation to an advance screening of the completed film.
*$1,000 Associate Producer*
All previous benefits, Associate Producer recognition, reserved seating at the premiere screening, and an invitation to a private reception or discussion with the filmmakers.
*$2,500 Co Executive Producer*
All previous benefits, Co Executive Producer recognition, premiere access for two guests, signed production materials, and private screening rights for a church, school, civic organization, or invited group.
*$5,000+ Executive Producer*
All previous benefits, Executive Producer recognition, prominent placement in the closing credits and selected promotional materials, premiere access for additional guests, and a private screening and discussion arranged for the contributor’s organization or community.

Producer titles and other acknowledgments offered through the campaign are honorary and do not confer ownership, royalties, editorial authority, distribution rights, or creative control. Any such rights must be established through a separate written agreement.

By supporting The Myth of Blackness, donors will not simply be financing another documentary. They will be helping produce a serious historical record that challenges the assumptions surrounding black identity, recovers stories that have been buried beneath political mythology, and exposes the ideological machinery that has taught generations of people to confuse skin color with culture, culture with politics, and politics with personal identity.

-Chad

THE MYTH OF BLACKNESS - A Documentary Film