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- Release date: Wednesdays & Sundays
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Clarence Page
A Chicago Tribune columnist and editorial board member, Page personalizes the issues. He writes with clarity and compassion about topics that strike at America's core, be it politics, affirmative action, educational opportunities, or race and multiculturalism.
Clarence Page Samples
Beck-A-Palooza
It's so hard to please some people. "We knew the reports would ... underestimate crowd and we knew the media wouldn't get the message," he said on his Monday TV show. That's gratitude for you.
Beck-A-Palooza
It's so hard to please some people. "We knew the reports would ... underestimate crowd and we knew the media wouldn't get the message," he said on his Monday TV show. That's gratitude for you.
Speak Ebonics? DEA's Hiring
Speak Ebonics? Yes, academics and culture warriors may argue endlessly over the merits of "black English" as a subject to be taught or whether it is a separate language. Reason: Drug agents in certain communities need help in translating wiretaps.
Swearing Off the N-Word
Oh, no, Dr. Laura. Her offense: flagrant on-air use of ... the N-word. Yes, the "N-word." There's was a time back in the 1960s when, say, Dick Gregory could the unexpurgated N-word to title his best-selling autobiography.
How to Spread Dumb-ocracy
Are Americans getting dumber? Almost one in five Americans think President Obama is a Muslim, according to a new Pew Research Center poll, up from the 11 percent who said so in March 2009. At least most of them knew that Obama was president.
Obama's Mosque Mess
Now that President Barack Obama has inserted himself into the trumped-up, in my view, controversy over a proposed mosque and community center near Ground Zero, he needs to perform what for him is an unnatural act: follow the example of his predece...
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