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Pulitzer Prize-winner Jonathan Capehart at Westminster Town Hall Forum

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Jonathan Capehart, journalist.
Jonathan Capehart, journalist and member of The Washington Post editorial board.
Courtesy of Westminster Town Hall Forum

A broadcast of Tuesday's Westminster Town Hall Forum in downtown Minneapolis. The featured speaker is Pulitzer Prize-winning opinion writer Jonathan Capehart of the Washington Post.

The Carleton College graduate is back in Minnesota to offer his insights into the national news.

Capehart is a member of the Washington Post editorial board, focusing on politics, social issues, and cultural shifts nationally and globally. He is a regular contributor to the blog PostPartisan and hosts the podcast Cape Up.

Jonathan Capehart has also started a new civil rights podcast called "Voices of the Movement."

Capehart spoke April 9, 2019 at the Westminster Town Hall Forum, held at the Westminster Presbyterian Church in downtown Minneapolis.