Jonathan Capehart’s Memoir
In his upcoming memoir, „Yet Here I Am: Lessons from a Black Man’s Search for Home,“ former Washington Post editorial board member Jonathan Capehart reveals the turmoil that led to his resignation from the board in 2023.
Background
- Capehart is an MSNBC host and PBS contributor.
- He expressed outrage over a Washington Post editorial regarding Georgia’s controversial „Election Integrity Act of 2021.“
- Capehart believed the editorial mischaracterized the law as „hyperbolic.“
Triggering Incident
His emotional response was triggered when colleague Karen Tumulty questioned the narrative of voter suppression, prompting Capehart to report his frustrations to HR.
Backlash and Consequences
- The editorial sparked significant backlash.
- Former President Biden characterized it as „Jim Crow 2.0.“
- This led to corporate repercussions in Georgia.
Personal Impact
Capehart’s memoir details a tense meeting with Tumulty, during which he felt dismissed and dehumanized, stating she „robbed me of my humanity.“
Continued Work
While Capehart continues as an opinion writer for the Washington Post, his candid revelations provide insight into the challenges of editorial discourse and the complexities of race in journalism.
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