This week on CURE America with Star Parker, we’re joined by author and TV host, Armstrong Williams, to discuss his …
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Archive: Reparations for Black San Fran Residents? This Would Undermine Personal Responsibility.
Originally published in June 2023. The San Francisco African American Reparations Advisory Committee recommends that the city give black residents …
Read More »Paying for Service Members’ Travel Expenses for Abortions? Pro-Lifers, Call Your Congressmen!
The Biden administration is using taxpayers’ money to reimburse service members and their families for time off and to travel …
Read More »Food Stamp Spending Doubled Since 2019 — And 10 Percent of Those Payments Were ERRORS
Is food stamp spending out of control? Star Parker, founder and CEO of the Center for Urban Renewal and Education, …
Read More »Rebroadcast: Decoding Social Security — The Truth Unveiled
Sorting through the endless noise of news and get to the truth can be a real challenge. This is especially …
Read More »Parents Will Continue to Fight Over the Values and the Mission of Education We Used to Share
The parents’ rights movement began in earnest during the COVID-19 pandemic, when parents found out what their kids were really …
Read More »Pro-Life Chronicles: Heroes Unleashed — Watch CURE America with Star Parker
CURE America with Star Parker brings to you a comprehensive coverage of two momentous events honoring the one-year anniversary of …
Read More »Roe Anniversary — The Fight to Protect the Voiceless and Vulnerable Unborn is NOT Over
One year ago, the U.S. Supreme Court in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization (2022) overturned Roe v. Wade (1973) …
Read More »Pro-Life Lawmaker Says We Should Build Consensus Among Independent and Dem Voters Who Oppose Left’s Radical Abortion Agenda
Star Parker and her team at the Center for Urban Renewal and Education attended a Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America …
Read More »Is it Important for Us to Celebrate Juneteenth? Star Parker’s Not Sure It Is.
Black Americans in Texas began celebrating “Juneteenth” (for June 19, 1865) to commemorate when slaves in the state received the …
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