11/18/2025
Welcome to CURE America with Donald T. Eason—taped live at the 2025 CURE National Clergy Summit in Washington, D.C., at the iconic Willard Hotel.
Janice Rogers Brown—from segregated Alabama to California Supreme Court and D.C. Circuit (confirmed 56–43)—retired in 2017 as a Bradley Prize originalist. Her 2024 essay “Bread and Stones” blasts the 1873 Slaughter-House decision for gutting the 14th Amendment.
No lecture. Brown delivers lightning: America has fallen from “city on a hill” to a meteorite in the abyss, its light fading in a culture drunk on power and contemptuous of the Creator who once defined equality. She quotes Ken Burns calling the Founding the second greatest event in history, then sharpens it: only because Founders tethered equality to God. Coolidge: “If all men are created equal, that is final”—deniers march backward into tyranny.
She resurrects colonial preachers who birthed the Revolution, warns clergy: last line before Canadian-style pulpit arrests. California fines $250,000 for refusing to call a man “she.” Congress flipped marriage in 26 years. Students chant “Don’t tell me facts!”—truth has fallen.
Rebellion is defiance. Rainbow flag demands forced celebration. MLK’s dream, updated: no identity power—only God’s power. “We’ve messed this up so badly no human can fix it,” she says, “but that ain’t all we got.”
