The Myth of Black Capitalism by Earl Ofari Hutchinson

"The Myth of Black Capitalism" by Earl Ofari Hutchinson challenges the notion that capitalism can rectify the injustices faced by Black people in America, arguing instead that it enriches a small few at the expense of the many ¹. First published in 1970, the book delivers a rigorous critique of "Black capitalist" rhetoric, revealing its limitations and failures in addressing systemic racism and economic inequality ¹.