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.
A friend of mine is just furious about President Clinton. I asked him why. He had to talk to his child about things he'd rather not talk to her about...
Reader, be warned: Gordon Lee Baum says I am a "white Southerner hater." I say it takes one to know one. Baum, a white Southerner from the St. Louis suburb...
Imagine you woke up one day to discover--Surprise!--you're on a hit list. The list also names your spouse and your children. It gives your address and tells the world where...
Hey! Ps-s-s-s-st. Over here, pal. Are you, by any chance, a major drug dealer who has gotten nailed with the goods? Are you facing life imprisonment in a federal prison...
California Gov. Graham "Gray" Davis Jr. sees the future of affirmative action. It is in Texas. In his inaugural address last week, Davis endorsed a plan created by a group...
"Office politics" is the most important course almost every college curriculum ignores. You find office politics in every company, agency or organization with more than one member. Skillfulness at office...
President Clinton had feeble success at launching a national dialogue on race last year. But he did launch one on sex. The Monica Lewinsky scandal touched off a national argument...
A highly successful black advertising executive once took me aside to offer a bit of advice. Don't even bother trying to reach across to the mainstream, he said. By "mainstream"...
Ho, ho, ho, it's holiday time. Yo, yo, yo, how about a rap rhyme? To the past year and folks with whom we spent time. Achieving, indicting or wallowing in...
Here's a riddle making the rounds on Capitol Hill: Question: What is the difference between Indiana Jones and President Clinton? Answer: Indiana Jones faces fewer hazards. Well, okay, that joke's...