Saturday's Opinions: Lonnie Bunch: Even if you're white, 'the story of slavery is still your story'

Mass deportation isn't just impractical. It's very, very dangerous.; A Republican worth voting for; And the Oscars for good government geeks go to . . .; The real question this debate: Who are Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump?; A Washington, D.C., sidewalk tour of slavery and segregation; We don't need a national Latino museum; Donald Trump and Ronald Reagan could not be more different on foreign policy; A railroad town that doesn't want another train; D.C. needs to revise its wrongful-conviction law; Connecting the dots from complaints to disaster; The dangerous promise of populism: Free money; More bigotry from the Trump brigade; How Trump would stimulate the U.S. economy; How Obama has narrowed the income inequality gap; The key to driverless cars: Balancing innovation and safety; Congo's president must step down; A 'perfect storm': Missouri lawmakers pass a dangerous gun bill; Happy Hour Roundup; Ted Cruz and his conscience amicably part ways; Memo to debate moderators: Ask questions about climate change this time. A lot is riding on it.; U.S. News reporter schools British web entrepreneur on pay-to-play pitches; Lonnie Bunch: Even if you’re white, ‘the story of slavery is still your story’; Evan McMullin gets a lift     Jonathan Capehart Lonnie Bunch: Even if you’re white, ‘the story of slavery is still your story’ "It really is the story that has shaped us all." Read more » Latest Columns Danielle Allen and Richard Ashby Wilson Mass deportation isn't just impractical. It's very, very dangerous. It's not possible to force out millions of people in what Donald Trump called a "humane and efficient" manner. Read more »     George F. Will A Republican worth voting for In the High Plains, Rep. Mike Coffman embraces his diverse district, makes serious proposals on immigration reform and doesn't care much for Donald Trump. Read more »   CONTENT FROM BP Oil's new safety tools Robots and drones could keep an eye out for oil workers.   Ruth Marcus And the Oscars for good government geeks go to . . . The Sammies honor the best of America's public servants, people whose work makes this a better country. Read more »     Kathleen Parker The real question this debate: Who are Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump? Monday's debate won't be about substance. It will be about how to size up the candidates as people. Read more »   Colbert I. King A Washington, D.C., sidewalk tour of slavery and segregation The streets around the new African American museum form a map to our painful past. Read more »   Mike Gonzalez We don't need a national Latino museum Building an institution for an ethnicity created by 1970s federal bureaucrats would only perpetuate the notion of victimhood. Read more »   Michael McFaul Donald Trump and Ronald Reagan could not be more different on foreign policy Reagan saw America as a powerful beacon of democracy and hope; Trump's policies would weaken and isolate the nation. Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   Peter Galuszka A railroad town that doesn't want another train Tiny Ashland, Va., worries that high-speed rail will change its character. Read more »   Irvin B. Nathan D.C. needs to revise its wrongful-conviction law It's costing taxpayers way too much. Read more »   Matt Losak Connecting the dots from complaints to disaster Tenants have trouble asserting their rights in Maryland. Read more »   Anne Applebaum The dangerous promise of populism: Free money Donald Trump and populists across Europe are playing to the very human longing for rapid, unrealistic, simple solutions to difficult problems. Read more »     Dana Milbank More bigotry from the Trump brigade Now that police shootings have provoked additional racial strife, the GOP nominee can't help but stir the pot. Read more »   Peter Navarro and Wilbur Ross How Trump would stimulate the U.S. economy He would cut taxes, add millions of jobs and generate trillions of dollars in revenue. Read more »   Jason Furman How Obama has narrowed the income inequality gap Much work remains for the next administration to boost wage growth. Read more »   Editorial Cartoons Tom Toles Ann Telnaes Donald Jr. and the badly-kept Trump secret Ann is away Bowling together. But she'll be back to sketch the first presidential debate   ADVERTISEMENT   The Post’s View The key to driverless cars: Balancing innovation and safety The Obama administration's approach to this technology is off to a good start. By Editorial Board  •  Read more »   Congo's president must step down Joseph Kabila should abide by the constitution and leave his post on time — or risk more instability. By Editorial Board  •  Read more »   A 'perfect storm': Missouri lawmakers pass a dangerous gun bill The legislature buckled to pressure from the gun lobby to demolish the state's permitting system and lower the legal standard for use of deadly force. By Editorial Board  •  Read more »   Latest Blogs Happy Hour Roundup Our nightly wrap-up of news and opinion. By Paul Waldman  •  The Plum Line  •  Read more »   Ted Cruz and his conscience amicably part ways Please respect their privacy during this difficult time. By Alexandra Petri  •  ComPost  •  Read more »   Memo to debate moderators: Ask questions about climate change this time. A lot is riding on it. A lot is riding on it. No, really, like, a lot. By Greg Sargent  •  The Plum Line  •  Read more »   U.S. News reporter schools British web entrepreneur on pay-to-play pitches New York Times profiles sites. No cash mentioned. By Erik Wemple  •  Erik Wemple  •  Read more »   Lonnie Bunch: Even if you’re white, ‘the story of slavery is still your story’ "It really is the story that has shaped us all." By Jonathan Capehart  •  PostPartisan  •  Read more »   Evan McMullin gets a lift Making the case against a binary choice. 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