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.
As low as my expectations might be for the Donald Trump presidency, he finds new ways to drop the bar even lower. Take his Cabinet nominees. Please. They aren't all...
Imagine that you have owned a family-friendly pizza restaurant for about a decade in an upscale northwest Washington, D.C., neighborhood. Suddenly, without warning, you're getting slimed by sickos on the...
Republican President-elect Donald Trump, as everyone knows, launched his campaign with insults to women, Muslims, Mexicans and other minorities — and without apologies to anybody. He won election anyway. Now...
Should political candidates appeal to particular racial, ethnic or gender groups? Or should they broaden their message to appeal to all groups? Such are the questions that presidential campaigns ask...
Maybe now when I tell you that we're not in a postracial society, you'll pay attention, OK? The latest evidence includes an intriguing debate over how to identify the loosely...
Much has been said about how we Americans, particularly we Americans in the mainstream media, should not "normalize" Donald Trump. I think it's way too late for that. Look around....
"Why," a reader recently asked after Donald Trump's stunning presidential victory, "don't you liberal mainstream media columnists get over it and write something positive to unify the country?" Why, I...
Like other friends and fans of Gwen Ifill, I did not expect to be talking about her in the past tense. Not this soon. The groundbreaking, award-winning "PBS NewsHour" co-anchor...
Want to get attention in the Big Apple? Try carrying a big Donald Trump campaign sign through Times Square. A network news producer and friend of mine happened to do...
I will no longer mock my Italian friends for electing Silvio Berlusconi. Now I know how clownish but fabulously wealthy autocrats come to power in democracies that should know better....