Star Parker, born onNovember 26, 1956 is an American syndicated columnist, author, Republican politician, and conservative political activist. In 1995, Star founded the Center for Urban Renewal and Education (CURE), originally the Coalition on Urban Renewal and Education. In 2010, Star was the unsuccessful Republican nominee for the United States House of Representatives in California’s 37th District.
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Star Parker Family/Parents
Born in Moses Lake,
Washington, her father’s details are not available and her mother’s details are
also not available.
Star Parker Affairs/Boyfriend/Spouse/Husband
At the moment, Star is focusing on her career and spending more time on developing her skills. She has not dated anybody publicly yet. She is probably single.
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Republican politician, conservative political activist
anybody publicly yet. She is probably single.
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often-absent parents.
the U.S. and moved to East St. Louis, Illinois, at twelve.
she later changed its name to the Center for Urban Renewal and Education (CURE)
which is located in Washington, D.C., CURE is a politically conservative
organization; Star serves as its president.
Syndicate. Her column is published weekly by newspapers across the US and
opinion sites such as Townhall.
become like a government plantation.
key to ending poverty.
rampant abortion has hurt black families. She opposes same-sex
marriage, abortion, divorce and birth control.
California’s 37th District, which encompasses most of Long Beach and Compton
and Carson, Signal Hill, and parts of various municipalities.
However, she lost the November 2 general election to Democrat Laura
Richardson, earning 22.7 percent of the vote.
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YouTube and Twitter.