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Robin Givhan

Robin Givhan

Senior Critic at Large at The Washington Post

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  • English
Covering topics
  • Society
  • Entertainment
  • Politics

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Recent Articles

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Column | The Apollo: Where amateurs become stars and pros become legends

The Apollo Theater is an American temple of memories and untapped possibilities. Now, it is the first institution to be celebrated by the Kennedy Center Honors.
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Column | What does diversity mean in a second Trump administration?

Diversity is not synonymous with fairness, justice, competence or kindness.
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Column | Courage instead of fearful hate

The hate is free-floating. It’s out there drifting from one community to another, to mobile phones. To anyone and everyone.
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Column | At National Cathedral, the doors are open wide for a two-d...

It was an ostentatious and fearless rebuke to boarded-up Washington.
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Cory Booker’s unflagging joy

The senior senator from New Jersey is one of the Democratic Party’s OGs of believing in our better angels. Where does all that optimism come from? And how can we get some?
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Column | Harris’s closing argument: Banish fear and unify

Vice President Kamala Harris came to the Ellipse on Tuesday night to remind Americans to remain vigilant. Democracy isn’t certain.
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Column | America: Land of the free, home of the jerks

Elon Musk is using his wealth as both a cudgel and a beatitude to woo voters for Donald Trump. Of course he is.
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Column | In the battleground state of Michigan, Detroit is the fron...

Former president Donald Trump’s derogatory comments about Detroit are really an argument for fear -- and against hope.
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Column | The 2025 Met Gala will honor the Black dandy and all his c...

The Costume Institute is leaping into the cultural fray with its upcoming exhibition on the Black dandy: a look at race, gender, class and masculinity.
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Column | Mark Robinson’s campaign and faith without deeds, just vit...

Some of the God people remain faithful to Donald Trump. They still support North Carolina’s Mark Robinson. Is this really what Jesus would do?
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Column | Sorry? Not sorry: The non-apologies of JD Vance.

The Republican vice presidential nominee is launched on a campaign of strength, toughness and certainty. There’s no room for fallibility and remorse.