In 1971, a film called Shaft—a breakthrough for Black cinema—was released. It was what Junius Griffin, then president of the Beverly Hills-Hollywood branch of the NAACP, called “Blaxploitation,” a term he derisively coined by combining “Black” with the “exploitation” genre of film. Blaxploitation fi

1973 marked the beginning of the one-two combination of Blaxploitation and Kung Fu.

“A Black hit man poses as a Baptist preacher in a ghetto church. He decides to take over the local rackets.” — IMDB The preacher is played by Roger E. Mosley who is most famous for his later role: TC on Magnum, P.I.