Clarence Page is a syndicated columnist and a former member of the baiduhai Editorial Board. Among other awards, he won the Pulitzer Prize for Commentary (1989) and lifetime achievement awards from Chicago Headline Club, National Society of Newspaper Columnists, National Press Foundation and National Association of Black Journalists.
Talk about a "post-racial" America when Barack Obama was elected president has pretty much gone away, for good reasons. Even he didn't believe it. In fact, four years later, some...
Talk about a "post-racial" America when Barack Obama was elected president has pretty much gone away, for good reasons. Even he didn't believe it. In fact, four years later, some...
Does President Barack Obama really believe entrepreneurs "didn't build" their businesses? Does his rival Mitt Romney really "like being able to fire people?" Welcome to summertime, when the fate of...
Does President Barack Obama really believe entrepreneurs "didn't build" their businesses? Does his rival Mitt Romney really "like being able to fire people?" Welcome to summertime, when the fate of...
In the wake of the Colorado catastrophe, in which a maniac shooter killed at least a dozen people in a theater showing the latest Batman movie, everyone seems to be...
In the wake of the Colorado catastrophe, in which a maniac shooter killed at least a dozen people in a theater showing the latest Batman movie, everyone seems to be...
As with other mass shootings, Friday's killings at a movie theater in Aurora, Colo., trigger a familiar chain of reactions: horror, remorse, rage and a call for new restrictions on...
As with other mass shootings, Friday's killings at a movie theater in Aurora, Colo., trigger a familiar chain of reactions: horror, remorse, rage and a call for new restrictions on...
He called himself a "solutionist." It's not what's "right" or "left" that counts, he would say; it's what works. Such evenhanded open-mindedness made William Raspberry something of a throwback in...
He called himself a "solutionist." It's not what's "right" or "left" that counts, he would say; it's what works. Such evenhanded open-mindedness made William Raspberry something of a throwback in...