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.
Sorting out my own grief over the death of Queen Elizabeth II, I feel some of what I imagine Frederick Douglass felt when he wrote his historic speech titled "What...
As a journalist, Bernard Shaw was an iconic pioneer who hated to be called "iconic." Yet, as far as I was concerned, the label fit. He turned his name, along...
Barbara Ehrenreich told us about "essential workers" before it was cool. In more than 20 books and numerous articles and essays, she earned a reputation as a self-described "myth buster,"...
What a week. In a prebuttal to President Joe Biden's prime-time "Battle for the Soul of the Nation" speech, House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy on Thursday called on the president...
When Sen. Lindsey Graham warned that there would be "riots in the streets" if Donald Trump is prosecuted for his handling of classified documents, I wondered what the South Carolina...
Dark Brandon is figuring out how Twitter works. "Dark Brandon," if you haven't heard, is a Twitter meme promoted by liberal tweeters to rebrand the right's "Let's Go Brandon" taunts...
Just as I was wondering whether various crises were coming too fast to allow our usual "silly season" of oddball late summer news, an appropriately weird-sounding social trend popped up...
When U.S. Rep. Liz Cheney told an interviewer in the closing days of her reelection campaign that she believed her Republican Party was "very sick" and may not be able...
Yes, I had to polish my eyeglasses and put them back on for a second look before I could believe what the always provocative and occasionally rational Rep. Marjorie Taylor...
As much as I call myself a zealot for free speech, I also find it prudent sometimes to remember the value of not speaking. Or, at least, in pursuit of...