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Progressives continue to sling false, divisive attacks, even against members of their own party, all in the name of passing their massive reconciliation social spending welfare bill that will plunge our nation deeper into debt and drastically change the American landscape. History, data, and common sense tells us that these policies are counter to everything needed to uplift American families, wit...

Last week, Star discussed the PRO Act – a union power expansion hidden in the Senate reconciliation bill. This week she sat down with Mark Mix, the President of the National Right to Work Committee, a 2.8 million member public policy organization. They have fought to make 27 states "right to work" states, meaning that their employment does not have to be based on union membership. Star and Mark di...

The Democrats have done their very best to sneak all sorts of big government expansions into the Senate reconciliation bill, including a union power grab that most people haven't heard about. It's called The Pro Act, "Protecting the Right to Organize." Various unions want to stifle technology and innovation as it moves forward and provides the workforce with more opportunity and freedom. This bill...

At CURE's 2021 National Policy Summit, Star Parker was able to sit with former United States Attorney General Bill Barr to talk about what he calls his "legacy issue" of freedom of choice education. Attorney General Barr and Star discuss how parents have a "critical liberty issue" in the education of their children, and what legal remedies can be pursued in order to maximize choice for students an...

CURE recently concluded its 2021 National Policy Summit in Washington D.C., bringing together leading policy experts and our network of pastors to discuss "The State of Black America" and work towards solutions for our communities. CURE Founder Star Parker was able to sit down one on one with one of the keynote speakers of the Summit, former U.N. Ambassador and former South Carolina Governor Nikki...

The Census Bureau's annual report, "Income and Poverty in the United States: 2020" was recently released, and it paints a vastly different picture than what we hear from those on the left who say that Americans need government handouts to get ahead. The reality is that America is still working, and its people are moving up the ladder and creating wealth in spite of big government. We are seeing th...

Last week, Supreme Court Associate Justice Clarence Thomas arrived at the University of Notre Dame to speak about the Declaration of Independence. Public speaking appearances for Clarence Thomas are quite rare, which makes this speech significant, and even more significant is the story of how his life experience shaped his understanding of the Declaration of Independence and what America truly is...

Democrats are pushing a massive spending deal through Congress under the guise of fixing America's infrastructure and helping the working poor, but most of this spending doesn't actually do any of that. Big government continues its spending binge in order to build the socialist utopia of Nancy Pelosi and Bernie Sanders – where new entitlement programs, employer mandates, and the policies of the gr...

September 14th's California recall election has top Democrats such as Kamala Harris, Elizabeth Warren, and Amy Klobuchar scrambling to campaign for Gavin Newsom as the polls are within the margin of error. Has the emergence of Larry Elder, a black conservative candidate running to replace Newsom, woken California voters up to the idea that freedom and competition are the recipes for opportunity? N...

After the attack on our nation on September 11th, 2001, President George W. Bush took to the airways to address the American people, saying "today our nation saw evil." By laying out what happened in a framework of good versus evil, he sparked a conversation among evangelical leaders like Pat Robertson and Jerry Falwell Sr. about the need to pursue a national soul searching. In this episode of Pow...

The Biden Administration's poor planning and hasty execution of the Afghanistan withdrawal have resulted in thousands of Americans and allies stranded in a hostile, Taliban-controlled country. How did it get this bad and what message does this send to the rest of the world about America? Star Parker considers on her latest episode of Power, Poverty & Politics.

In May, the Supreme Court put abortion on the docket. By agreeing to hear arguments in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization, Roe v. Wade, which has defined the abortion reality in America since 1973, is up for review and has a chance of being overturned. Star Parker explains how this could help restore our American culture and protect the unborn.

In this episode of Power, Poverty & Politics, Star Parker explores the statistical truths on poverty, income, and how black households fair in modern America and our economy. While the narrative is often that most black families are in poverty, the percentage of high-income black households now exceeds the percentage of low-income black families.

Since the new wave of race consciousness that has been sweeping our country, precipitated by the graphic video of the killing of George Floyd by police officer Derek Chauvin, something very strange has happened. Somehow, what is perceived as a problem has become widely understood to be the solution. And it is endangering our country.

Ninety percent of the nation's K-12 students attend public schools. Over the last year, as parents became more aware of what was being taught to their children, a new movement has been awakened and parents are not only challenging what is being taught to their children but are looking for policy solutions that would allow money to follow children to the school's parents want. Is it time for educat...

The new Poor People's Campaign has announced a "season of nonviolent, moral direct action," directed toward the U.S. Senate. This episode of Power, Poverty & Politics takes a look behind the scenes at the goals of this campaign and if it matches up with the founding principles on which it was begun by Rev. Martin Luther King. Dr. King was looking for a middle ground that was non-violent with an "u...

In our inaugural episode of the Power, Poverty, & Politics podcast, Star Parker discusses Joe Biden's era of big government and the negative effects the era will have on our communities.