The answer lies in “black capitalism,” a forgotten aspect of Richard Nixon’s Southern Strategy. Mr. Nixon's solution for racial ghettos was not economic justice, but tax breaks and incentives.

The catchy and promising phrase “black capitalism” became part of the language when Richard Nixon promised during his election campaign that his Administration would step up loans and other ...

But his domestic policy accomplishments include opening the possibility of Black capitalism. Veterans of that era can recite by memory the number of Nixon's 1969 executive order: 11458.

Vice President Richard Nixon and Premier Nikita Khrushchev waged an impromptu debate on the benefits of communism vs. capitalism, which became known as… read more Vice President Richard Nixon ...

The Economist's crony-capitalism index tries to measure the extent of this graft for a number of important countries. Using data from a list of the world's billionaires and their worth published ...

Richard Nixon was right to give China access to capitalism, knew the ayatollahs should not be allowed to seize power in Iran, was acutely aware of the threat Russia posed to the world. This year ...

3, Richard Nixon created the Environmental Protection ... For the first 100 years of American capitalism, there was consensus that government should have a limited role in the economy.