Capehart 

Opinion writer Jonathan Capehart talks with newsmakers who challenge your ideas on politics, and explore how race, religion, age, gender and cultural identity are redrawing the lines that both divide and unite America. "Capehart" is a podcast from Washington Post Opinions, with conversations adapted from Washington Post Live events.

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Title	Date published
Voices: How segregationist George Wallace became a model for racial reconciliation	2019-05-16
Voices: Women of the civil rights movement	2019-05-09
Coming up on ‘Voices of the Movement’ …	2019-05-02
Voices: The story of Bloody Sunday and today’s pilgrimage to Selma	2019-04-25
Voices: How MLK's famous letter was smuggled out of jail	2019-04-18
Voices: Children ‘stripped of innocence’	2019-04-11
Voices of the Movement: The day Martin Luther King Jr. died	2019-04-04
Coming soon: Voices of the Movement, a special project from Cape Up	2019-03-25
Schumer’s push on voting rights: 'Wake up and smell the coffee, Chief Justice'	2019-03-07
What Trump needs to learn about Frederick Douglass	2019-02-28
How Derek Black went from being the golden boy of white nationalism to its outspoken critic	2019-02-26
Why the most productive conversations around race, are probably the ones you never hear.	2019-02-21
‘Go ahead and have the theater’: Rep. Karen Bass knows there’s no actual emergency	2019-02-19
Jazz artist Wynton Marsalis says rap and hip-hop are 'more damaging than a statue of Robert E. Lee'	2019-02-14
Meet the ‘Colored Girls,’ the hidden figures in American politics	2019-02-12
Bryan Stevenson wants us to confront racial terrorism and then say, ‘Never again.’	2019-02-07
The man who could be governor. Who is Justin Fairfax?	2019-02-05
How the justice system criminalizes the poor — and funds itself in the process	2019-01-29
‘We thought he was cute’: Remembering King with one of the 'Little Rock Nine'	2019-01-21
Is Kamala Harris running for president?	2019-01-15

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