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Clarence Page

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.

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Hints on how to smite the right’s radio wave

Some liberal Chicago venture capitalists are trying to start a liberal-leaning radio network to offset the dominance of conservative talkers like Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity and ex-convict G. Gordon Liddy....
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Bush’s tricky duct-tape distraction

Pssst! Anybody want some duct tape? How about 200 yards of plastic sheeting? Yes, my fellow Americans. Someone at the Page household has, as in many other American households, panicked....
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Democrats facing dilemma in party

Never say "never," especially in politics. When Carol Moseley-Braun lost her U.S. Senate seat in 1998, she declared that she would never run again for public office. "Read my lips,"...
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Rethinking space shuttle’s value

It's hard to imagine an America that has stopped putting humans into space, but let's try. The Columbia tragedy serves to remind even the biggest boosters of space travel, as...
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Shaq vs. Yao: A new world diss-order

Sometimes trash talking goes too far, even in the entertainment industry known as sports. Shaquille O'Neal tarnished his long-held image as a loveable giant in popular culture (Anybody remember his...
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Racial diversity by other names

Reports of affirmative action's imminent death, as Mark Twain once said of his own, are greatly exaggerated. Beneath the storm and bluster from both sides of the debate about race...