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by Joshua R. Weaver onJune 22, 2012
From filmmakers to former pro athletes, these notable African Americans have made coming out cool.
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by Jonathan Capehart onMarch 20, 2012
Jonathan Capehart writes in an opinion piece for the Washington Post that one of the burdens of being a black male is carrying the heavy weight of other people's suspicions. He says that the Trayvon Martin shooting is a reminder that that burden is still his to bear.
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by Jonathan Capehart onDecember 26, 2011
A key to President Obama's resurgence is that people still trust him enough to give him a second chance, writes the Washington Post's Jonathan Capehart. But he will have to fight to win.
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by Jonathan Capehart onDecember 22, 2011
Washington Post columnist Jonathan Capehart writes that Ron Paul should be disqualified as a presidential candidate because of his connection to racist newsletters.
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by Jonathan Capehart onDecember 13, 2011
The sooner politicians realize that gays deserve respect rather than demonization, the better off we'll all be, columnist Jonathan Capehart blogs at the Washington Post.
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by Jonathan Capehart onDecember 2, 2011
Out of respect, Herman Cain should have run home immediately to his wife of 43 years after the Ginger White scandal broke, columnist Jonathan Capehart blogs at the Washington Post.
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by Jonathan Capehart onNovember 29, 2011
In light of allegations of a 13-year affair with Ginger White, Jonathan Capehart writes in his Washington Post column, it is only fitting that Herman Cain reassess his campaign.
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by Jonathan Capehart onNovember 22, 2011
Herman Cain is delusional if he believes that he can garner enough black votes to catapult him into the Oval Office, Jonathan Capehart writes in his Washington Post column.
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by Jonathan Capehart onNovember 15, 2011
Herman Cain's campaign for the GOP presidential nomination is running out of gas as he loses female voters, columnist Jonathan Capehart blogs at the Washington Post.
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by Jonathan Capehart onNovember 11, 2011
In a blog entry at the Washington Post, columnist Jonathan Capehart takes the GOP to task for allowing Herman Cain to use humor to attack his political foes.
