HELP GET UNCLE TOM INTO LIBRARIES ACROSS THE COUNTRY
#uncletomFORALL
THERE ARE OVER 116,000 LIBRARIES
ACROSS THE COUNTRY.
That’s a huge opportunity to
distribute Uncle Tom to the masses.
In a time when media and educational content becomes a driving force for change, it is more important than ever to examine the resources available to help spread the truth. Uncle Tom and Uncle Tom II are eye-opening films that help educate Americans on Conservative thoughts in an understandable and empowering format.
A library’s purpose is to provide access to information to all. Help us get libraries across the country to carry the Uncle Tom DVDs so people have equal access to this educational documentary.
If you’re with us, take action below.
4 WAYS TO TAKE ACTION
OPTION 1: SIGN PETITION
Sign the petition so libraries don’t reject Uncle Tom DVDS. The more signatures we have the more likely it is that libraries will add the film to circulation.
OPTION 2: SEND DIRECT
Order Uncle Tom DVDs and we’ll ship them directly to your library using their shipping address.
OPTION 3: SELF DROP OFF
Order Uncle Tom DVDs to your personal shipping address and drop them off to local libraries. This option allows you to talk directly to the library and explain why the DVD is being donated.
OPTION 4: DONATE
Your generous donation helps advocate for library distribution so anyone with a library card can watch the educational documentary.
Uncle Tom has the ability to
change hearts and minds
about Conservative beliefs.
Social Media comments and reviews showcase the powerful impact of our message. Uncle Tom examines self-empowerment, individualism and rejecting the victim narrative. It shows a different perspective of American History from the often ignored and ridiculed Black Conservative group.
“This documentary is incredible and needs to be available for the masses”
— IMDb review
“Uncle Tom should be seen by every American and taught in every high school”
— Amazon Prime review
“Very informative and educating.”
— iTunes review
“The most important film out there.”
— Chicago Tribune