Nixon's Silent Majority
History Shorts19 Nov 2024

Nixon's Silent Majority

In 1968, Nixon believed that many Americans supported his policies but were afraid to publicly express their views for fear of being canceled by the more vocal minorities, such as anti-war protestors and civil rights activists. Enter the Silent Majority.


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