Power, Poverty & Politics

Power, Poverty & Politics

By The Center for Urban Renewal and Education

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More than fifty years after the Civil Rights movement and nearly 160 years after the Civil War, racial tension in the country is at an all-time high. Riots, police reform and racial equity are all topics of national debate. Syndicated columnist and author of four books analyzing government impact on poverty in our urban communities, Star Parker, delves deep into national issues that impact America’s most distressed communities and the power and political will needed to fix them. This is a podcast of the Center for Urban Renewal and Education, a non-profit think tank fighting poverty and restoring dignity through scholarship supporting faith, freedom, and personal responsibility.

12/21/24

CURE America: Christmas Special

Welcome to CURE America with Star Parker! This Christmas special dives into the true meaning of Christ's birth while tackling the pressing issues our nation faces. We'll discuss race, poverty, and the church's role, highlighting how Christian values Read more

12/14/24

Trump's Cabinet: Confirmed or Contested?

Welcome to "CURE America with Star Parker" The political arena is heating up, and today, Donald Eason, CURE's newest executive powerhouse, is hosting the show, joined by the dynamic duo of Richard Manning, President of Americans for Limited GovernmenRead more

12/07/24

DOGE vs. Red Tape: The Ring Awaits

Join Star Parker this week for an in-depth exploration of America's political and cultural landscape on "Cure America." From the heart of Washington, D.C., where Congress is actively shaping the nation's future, we bring you a comprehensive look at tRead more

11/29/24

Reviving the American Dream

This week on CURE America with Star Parker, join Star in a thought-provoking dialogue with Tim Goeglein, Vice President of Government Relations at Focus on the Family. Together, they explore the profound cultural shifts that have shaped America sinceRead more

11/26/24

Thanksgiving Special: For the Least of These

Since the great war on poverty began in the 1960s, the poverty rate for blacks has not changed. Yet, the same politicians who claim they can break the cycle of poverty keep pushing the same failed policies.    That's why in this episode of CURE AmerRead more

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