Race and Culture February 23, 2023
The Weaponization of Race is Hurting America
The left has weaponized racial issues in a manner that divides Americans into separate identity groups and proclaims that blacks are inherently victims
The Center for Urban Renewal and Education (CURE) held its annual CURE Clergy National Policy Summit, an in-person private gathering that convened pastors from distressed communities to learn from each other and share ideas with a distinguished list of speakers and guests. This year's theme was "Restoring Truth and Advancing Freedom."
Housing is a basic human necessity, but the federal government is ill-equipped to regulate it. We think that local governments should write housing policies that fit their own communities and that individuals should have optimal freedom to decide where and how they live.
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Many children in urban communities are tied to failing school systems that provide little incentive for reform. School choice gives children the best opportunity to flourish and reduces the burden on taxpayers and low-income families alike.
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We believe it is possible to insist on healthcare for all and a free healthcare market. A system of private insurance backstopped by public insurance maintains the quality and accessibility of healthcare while providing a safety net for the most vulnerable.
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Over the last sixty years, progressive economic policies have done significant damage to poor urban communities. It’s time to find a better way. We embrace the principles of free enterprise and personal responsibility in order to lift up the most vulnerable in our society.
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The current fixation on race poisons our culture, foments division, and fails to offer real policy solutions to address the needs of our most distressed communities. We reject the language of racial division and work to reinforce a common culture united by our country’s founding principles of faith and freedom as the best hope for all Americans.
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This week on CURE America with Star Parker, we take you out of the studio to the Conservative Partnership Institute, where we meet a coalition called the “Protect Women Ohio,” and hear about the fight in the next battleground for the pro-life movement. Star sits down with Congressman Jim Jordan (R-OH), who is the Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, to get a sense of the current setting of pro-life consensus in the state of Ohio. Peter Range and Molly Smith, leaders in the fight to save the sanctity of unborn life in Ohio, take us through the road that’s…
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