All the slaves whom worked in Candylands big house (from Candie's bed wenches,the maids,,etc) were house negros...So were Big Daddy's slave mistresses and the slave goons whom accompanied him and his white thugs while confonting Django and Dr. King shortly after Django killed the Brittle brothers....Stephen was the ultimate Tom but far from the only house negro in the movie.
Ofcourse Django's priority number one was rescuing wifey but I wouldn't say he didn't care about other slaves cause he didn't speak out against their mistreatment more often in the film....Other than the part where he let the runaway Mandingo get ripped apart by the dogs his coldness toward other slaves was understandalbe considering as I alluded to earlier he was pretending to be a black slave catcher/trader...Showing compassion for or being too nice to slaves would have exposed him as a fake and potentially sabatoged Dr. King's plan to rescue Broomhida which I find dumb consideirng they it would've been alot simpler to atleast ask buy her in the 1st place but that's another argument....If Django didn't care about the plight of other slaves he wouldn't have been so offended at King's to idea to pretending to be black slave catcher/trader or have rescued that slave girl from being beat at Big Daddy's planatation.
No offense but you sound simple....Down in Dixie slaves were known to castrated,viciously whipped , and worked to death by their masters...Do that sound like the treatment you would show somone you prized or maintained?Everyone knows that slavery was a cashcow for Amerikkka but considering at that time there was no shortage of slaves and the average slave owner was wealthy and could thus afford to head down to the slave market if not breed his own slaves yes black slaves in this country were viewed as easily replaceable..To suggest that the sadistic animal crackers whom enslaved black Americans forefathers/mothers were more humane to them than the Spaniards/French treated counterparts in the Carribean/Latin America is an insult to our ancestors and the sruggle they went through...Mandingo fighting to the death is par for the course of the many horrors faced by Afro Americans during their time in bondage so i'm inclined to believe it was a reality during that period..If it didn't really occur it's not like cacs wouldmake this stuff up to look more wicked than they already do cause of slavery