The Star Parker Interview (Listen Here)

Star Parker

Our Episode consisting of the interview with Star Parker has been edited for those that wish to listen exclusively to the interview with Star.

This interview is 28 minutes long. You can access it by clicking on the box below her picture on the left entitled Listen to Star Parker on Swoop’s World.

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Star Parker is running for the U.S. House of Representatives in the 37th Congressional District in Los Angeles County, California.

She is the founder and president of CURE, the Center for Urban Renewal & Education, a 501(c)3 non-profit think tank that explores and promotes market-based public policy to fight poverty.

Prior to her involvement in social activism, Star Parker was a single welfare mother in Los Angeles, California. After receiving Christ, Star returned to college, received a BS degree in marketing and launched an urban Christian magazine.

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The 1992 Los Angeles riots destroyed her business, yet served as a springboard for her focus on conservative activism. As a social policy consultant, Star Parker gives regular testimony before the United States Congress, and is a national expert on major television and radio shows across the country. Currently, Star is a regular commentator on CNN, CNBC, CBN, FOX News, and the United Kingdom’s BBC. She has debated Jesse Jackson on BET; fought for school choice on Larry King Live; defended welfare reform on the Oprah Winfrey Show, debated Michael Moore regarding healthcare reform on The View, and spoke at the 1996 Republican National Convention.

Star has written three books,”Pimps, Whores & Welfare Brats”, “Uncle Sam’s Plantation”, and “White Ghetto: How Middle Class America Reflects Inner City Decay”. Star is a syndicated columnist for Scripps Howard News Service, offering weekly op-eds to more than 400 newspapers worldwide, including the Boston Herald, the Dallas Morning News, The Orange County Register, San Diego Union, Arkansas Democrat Gazette, the Washington Times, and the Star and Stripes, the largest paper serving the men and women of our Armed Forces.