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.
Many civil-rights leaders are observing Martin Luther King Jr. Day this year with rallies to lambaste hate crimes and other terrible things that white people have done to black people....
It may be hard to believe but it's time to face facts: George W. Bush really does support affirmative action. He just doesn't quite want to admit it. For example,...
Now that George W. Bush has nominated Sen. John Ashcroft (R-Mo.) to be U.S. attorney general, it would not be inappropriate for his fellow senators to treat him as fairly...
Republicans should not be daunted by the way blacks, Hispanics and Asians largely spurned their ticket in the recent elections, says one major newsmaker. Quite the opposite, he says, the...
Al Gore sounded so gracious. Even though he did not agree with it, he said he would abide by the U.S. Supreme Court's decision that virtually handed the presidential election...
A friendly strategic memo to Senator-elect Hillary Rodham Clinton: First of all, congratulations. The nay-sayers said you couldn't just move into New York be elected to the Senate. You would...
America lost a beautiful chip in its vast cultural mosaic with the death of Gwendolyn Brooks. Brooks died Dec. 3 at age 83 in Chicago. She was the first African-American...
We didn't need any more dramatic examples of how drug addiction should be treated as a health issue, not just a criminal issue, but Robert Downey Jr. has given it...
Amid all the chanting, cursing, arguing and tooth-gnashing in the Florida voting fiasco, one person keeps getting lost. That person is the voter. We Americans usually think the voter is...
To help readers separate the wheat from the chaff about Florida chads, I humbly submit the following translations of recent televised addresses to the nation by the two major presidential...