Clarence Page: DEI on campus and in corporations is due for a change
If the value of a DEI program does not help either the work environment or profits, I agree that it should be questioned and improved.
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Clarence Page: Congress enters thorny debate over how to define antisemitism
It's ironic that the debate over a bill to curb antisemitism that passed in the U.S. House began with heated discussion over definitions.
Clarence Page: J.D. Vance, running mate for Donald Trump? That would complete quite the political journey.
J.D. Vance's conversion from Donald Trump critic to a reported vice-presidential candidate is quite something.
Clarence Page: Campus protests carry echoes of five decades ago
We've seen unrest on campuses like this before. And we've seen similar responses.
Clarence Page: A new Chicago mayor faces similar issues to the ones that dogged Richard J. Daley in 1968
A Democratic National Convention approaches in Chicago as the winds of protest howl, just as they did in 1968.
Clarence Page: A small step toward reversing the decades-long community harm of Chicago’s expressways
The Biden administration just green-lighted a $2 million grant to study how to reconnect urban communities divided by expressways built long ago.
Clarence Page: Loss of support from Republican evangelicals suits MAGA crowd just fine
There simply are fewer Republican evangelicals these days, and the MAGA crowd now is better able to get along just fine without them.
Clarence Page: Better public understanding of domestic violence was the one silver lining of O.J. Simpson’s fall
The racial divisions exposed by O.J. Simpson's not-guilty verdict were undeniable, but even most Blacks think now he was guilty. Domestic violence is the more important legacy.
Clarence Page: Trump put himself in an anti-abortion trap that he’s yet to escape
Donald Trump, reported to have mulled endorsing a national ban on abortion after 16 weeks of pregnancy, reacted by saying he wanted to keep the issue with the states.
Clarence Page: Donald Trump goes all in defending Jan. 6 mob and Karl Rove goes off
Karl Rove was as direct as possible on how unacceptable Donald Trump's defense of Jan. 6 mob is. He couldn't be more right. So why does Trump retain so much...