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Star Parker
Opinion
January 11
Parker: Jimmy Carter and the unraveling of American culture
An essay in The Wall Street Journal highlights the decline of traditional adulthood markers like homeownership, marriage, and children in the U.S. It links this shift to cultural changes and suggests educational reform as a solution.
Opinion
January 6
Parker: What's wrong with the Democratic party?
The Democratic Party faces criticism for losing touch with core American values, as recent election results and polling reveal growing dissatisfaction. Critics argue the party's focus on government expansion contradicts the nation's founding principles of individua...
Opinion
December 30, 2024
Parker: The International Criminal Court pretends to be about justice
The article critiques the International Criminal Court (ICC), arguing it undermines national sovereignty and uses politicized lawfare. It highlights the ICC's arrest warrants for Israeli leaders amid ongoing conflicts.
Opinion
December 23, 2024
Parker: Did Luigi Mangione murder because of 'emotional disturbance'?
The Wall Street Journal covers the trial of Luigi Mangione, accused of murdering UnitedHealthcare's CEO. His defense may argue "extreme emotional disturbance," sparking debate on personal responsibility.
Opinion
December 17, 2024
Parker: What's going on with Black and Hispanic women?
Parker examines the voting disparities between Black and Hispanic men and women in the recent presidential election, highlighting the economic concerns driving these differences.
Opinion
December 5, 2024
Parker: Democratic Party monopoly on the Black vote is over
The Democratic Party's stronghold on the Black vote is weakening, as seen in the 2024 election where Donald Trump gained significant support from Black voters, especially young men, signaling a shift in political dynamics.
Opinion
November 16, 2024
Parker: What Happened? What's Next?
Americans are dissatisfied with the nation's direction, leading to a political shift. With a focus on economic dissatisfaction and a call for cultural change, what's next for the U.S.?
Opinion
November 2, 2024
Parker: What's wrong in our nation?
Amid political upheaval, only 22% of Americans are satisfied with the nation's direction. Star Parker argues that a shift from founding principles and faith to government reliance fuels this discontent.
Opinion
October 24, 2024
Parker: How Iran steals its citizens' wealth to finance terror
Iran's economic mismanagement leads to wealth theft, funding terror instead of prosperity. Discover how the lack of economic freedom impacts Iranian citizens and fuels Middle East conflicts.
Opinion
October 12, 2024
Parker: Black clergy speak out for Israel
Black clergy in Michigan unite to support Israel, condemning Hamas atrocities and advocating for personal responsibility over a culture of blame. Discover their powerful message for a better world.
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