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Star Parker, founder and CEO of the Center for Urban Renewal and Education, spoke about abortion in the post-Roe era …
Read More »Anger Toward Abortion Advocates? Yes, But Also Compassion for Women Struggling with Abortion.
The Culture War and Curing Communities
CURE’s new director of the Clergy Center, Omarr Peters, spoke to Star Parker about why he wanted to work for …
Read More »What Drives Black Women to Abortion, and How Can We Address It?
Ben Watson, a former NFL player and outspoken advocate for protecting unborn children, wrote an op-ed for Newsweek about the …
Read More »University of North Carolina BARS ‘Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion’ Statements in Admissions and Hiring
Florida has led the way in holding educational institutions accountable financially and operationally for so-called diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) …
Read More »College of the Ozarks Asks Supreme Court to Uphold Religious Freedom to Maintain Single-Sex Dorms and Restrooms
The College of the Ozarks in Missouri filed a lawsuit in 2021 challenging the Biden administration’s directive that would allow …
Read More »Did You Know CURE America with Star Parker Has a Podcast?
CURE America with Star Parker is a weekly TV show from The Center for Urban Renewal and Education (CURE), a …
Read More »From the Archives: Justice Clarence Thomas Finally Gets to Write Pro-Gun Opinion — Right to Bear Arms is Not a Second-Class Right
This article was originally published in June 2022. The U.S. Supreme Court last week struck down a New York law …
Read More »Get Ready for the Leftist Media Bias for 2024
Tired of political bias in the media? Too bad! We had a bit of a break after the 2020 midterms. …
Read More »Helping Christian Lawyers As They Practice Law and Their Faith
Lakuite Bittle, director of Attorney Ministries at Christian Legal Society (CLS), appeared on a recent episode of CURE America to …
Read More »Kentucky Supreme Court Lets Abortion Bans Stand While the Case Continues
By a vote of 51.4 percent to 48.6 percent, voters in Kentucky last November rejected a constitutional amendment that declared …
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