About Find page with all or any of the keywords. Nader's problem is that people aren't listening closely enough to his message. He's actually got a consistent position on racism, but it is articulated in terms of class struggle, not race struggle. Where Nader looses people is that he disagrees with the premise of the racism argument.
Reasonable people can disagree about the source of bad relations between people.
Each starting point implies a different solution to the problem. I suspect that there is truth in both views. I don't pretend to know what Nader's ultimate vision of the US is, but his approach to reform is practical. No one can deny that the US is thoroughly capitalist and has been for a long time. The capitalist system is broken.