Gregory Clay, Author at InsideSources

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Gregory Clay

Gregory Clay is a Washington columnist and former assistant sports editor for McClatchy-Tribune News Service.

Women in Economics Talk Struggles and Solution
It’s Hard Outrunning the Thought Police
The Next Big Media Pitch Should Be Science
Black Student-Athletes Feel the Pressure of Their Legacies
A Fine Line for RBG
Black Victims Forgotten in the National Fog of Gun Violence
The ‘Great Conservative Racism Dilution Plan’
Space Diplomacy Put on the Front Burner
Apollo 11 Astronaut Michael Collins Remembers Kennedy’s Quest
Dionne Warwick, One of a Kind, From Another Time
Zion Williamson in the Center of National Discourse
Young Activists, Progressives Rally as Climate Change Debate Heats Up
Hollywood’s Ava DuVernay Sounds Diversity Alarm
Money Debate Complicates College Basketball
DNC Should Keep Fox in the Hunt
Unhappy Times for the NBA and GM
Jussie Smollett, a Lesson in Duplicity
Harris and Booker Need More Than Symbolism
Playing the Assumption Game Has Consequences
Despite Flaws, ’Rooney Rule’ More Than a Football Thing
For George H.W. Bush, 73 Was an Amazing Number
Lessons on Money Matters for the Black Community
Gang Violence a Forgotten Horror of Mass Shootings
These Celebrities Top the Political Polarization Charts
An Educational Initiative Behind Bars
A Different Kind of Justice
Nike and Obama Playing the Same Game
The Scourge of ‘Melanated Fratricide’
Barack Obama — Should He or Shouldn’t He?
Studying Police to Improve Policing
Mad Max and Others Out of Control
Kerry Kennedy Keeps RFK’s Memory Alive With ‘Ripples of Hope’
Kate Spade, Anthony Bourdain and Happiness
When Rejection Can Be a Positive
Double Standards in Interracial Love Matches
Josh Rosen Too Rich, Too Smart for the NFL
What Does ‘Well Regulated’ Really Mean?
Michael Bennett Didn’t Get the Memo on the T-Word
A Black Superhero in Tights Sees Green Lights
Students Show Their Power in Parkland
Some College Classes Need Warning Labels
When Teens Elevate Smalltown USA
Pete Souza an Eyewitness to History as Obama’s Photographer
Athletes-Turned-Activists Should Study Charles Barkley’s Blueprint
William Perry Plays Dr. Doom to Alert Us
‘Thursday Night Lights’ More Than Just a Sports Lesson
Fractures Within the NFL Soap Opera
From Fame to Shame to Blame in the Workplace
Kaepernick’s Message Lost in Translation
Deadly Nightmares in Small-City USA
Mentors Don’t Have to Look Like You
Secretary of State Tillerson Enters New Diversity Frontier
Despite Uproar, Former Google Employee Raises Important Issues
Waiting for the Wrath of O.J. — Again
Not a Good Look in Hawaii
Cultural Appropriation in the Theater of the Absurd
This N-Word Debate About Bill Maher Is Simply Child’s Play
When Option A Isn’t Available
NFL Still Fumble-Prone on Domestic Violence Issues
The Only Agreement Is to Disagree in Today’s Washington
The Racial Wealth Gap — It’s Getting Worse
Supreme Words from the Notorious RBG
Georgetown President on Truth — and Its Consequences
Sen. Tim Scott Knows the Name of the Hate Game
Chicago Might Be a Hate-Crime Game-Changer
Q&A: Donald Trump and Black Colleges, a Conversation
Megyn’s Message — If You Settle, Then Settle for More
John Lewis Charts New Ground in the Comic Book Genre
Making Sense of Messy Times From the Presidential Election
Charles Barkley Finds the Hot Spots for His Traveling Race Show
The Donald Trumps the Process
Versatile Abdul-Jabbar Talks Politics, Muslim Issues
When Sex Talk Trumps a Deadly Hurricane
Charlotte’s Disorderly Conduct Overrides a Key History Lesson
Sitting Down Vaults NFL’s Colin Kaepernick Atop Polarization Charts
Clinton and Trump Play Roosevelt and Caesar
How the World Has Changed the Olympics
O.J.: Tailor Made for America
Whites and Blacks Revere Ali for Different Reasons
Time to Set the Record Straight on That Competition Thing
Rules of the Game Matter
I, Robot, What’s Next
Larry Wilmore’s Comfort Zone Creates Discomfort
Erasing History Won’t Change Lives
Call It Outrage Just for the Sake of Outrage
The Dirty Side of March Madness
The Lessons of Terrorism
Top Military Officials Welcome New-Age Technology in War Zones
Change Is a Crucial Part of the Supreme Court Landscape
A Whole New Script for Peyton and the Manning Family
For NFL Super Bowl Quarterback Cam Newton, When Too Much Is Simply Too Much
Fighting Terrorism on the Digital Battlefield
‘In a Battle for the Soul of Islam’
Republican Debates and the Money Game
What’s Wrong With That Ebony Magazine ‘Cosby Show’ Cover?
Counterpoint: Political Correctness Has Entered a Hazardous Zone
Counterpoint: The Positive Side of Political Polarization
Point: There’s No Stopping the NFL Empire

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