Charcoal Johnson, a charismatic but imperfect preacher, takes control of a Mississippi Baptist church through his captivating personality and uses it as a platform to launch a "Back to Africa" movement among African Americans, blending evangelical fervor with a sense of racial pride. Despite facing accusations of deceit, Johnson rises to become the self-proclaimed Emperor of the United States of Africa, but his grandiose ambitions are eventually undermined by greed, personal conflicts, and practical considerations.
The Black King
A charismatic yet troubled leader sets out on a misguided quest to convince individuals to reconnect with their cultural heritage.
