CURE America Podcast

This week on Power, Poverty & Politics with Star Parker, we discuss critical questions and topics before the black conservative movement. Is there room to build racial harmony, yet still have discussions to tackle problems of aggressive policing, poverty, low educational aspirations, crime, economic stability and dismantling the welfare state? What should a national discussion on race matters look like? What is the impact we’ve seen of cancel culture on black conservatives?

This week on Power, Poverty & Politics with Star Parker, we sort through all of the noise of the news coverage on the decisions coming out of the Supreme Court and its profound impact on the future of our nation. The conversation continues on the potential overturn of the key pro-abortion case, Roe v. Wade, as we discuss the historical impact of abortion on all Americans, as well as its significant targeting of Black communities.

This week, on Power, Poverty & Politics with Star Parker, we’re joined by Neal McCluskey, the Director of the Center for Educational Freedom at CATO, to discuss the push by the Biden Administration for student loan forgiveness. We’re also joined by Mallory Carroll, Vice President of Communications for the Susan B. Anthony List, to walk us through the recent leaked opinion by the Supreme Court in the overturn of Roe v. Wade.

In this episode of Power, Poverty & Politics we bring you CURE America with Star Parker’s TV Show, where we sort through the noise of the news to find some truth in this ongoing crisis, not just to shed light on the critical failures of this current Administration, and its severe impact on so many Americans, but also to find the solutions towards curing this complex crisis.