CURE Type Zombie rights organization Base of Operation Unknown Known Member(s) Stacey Forsythe (head of Nevada branch) Brandon Whittaker (former) Male CURE Protester Female CURE Protester Numerous CURE activists Known Affiliate(s) Chuck Greene Website(s) Citizens for the Undead Vote Cure Organization

Citizens for Undead Rights & Equality (C.U.R.E.) is a zombie rights organization. It believes that zombies are infected people and should be treated as such. They believe that the living dead should not be used for entertainment or experimentation. It advocates offering ready and widely available access to the controversial anti-zombification drug Zombrex. It also opposes the reality game show Terror is Reality, among other organizations. CURE believes in the use of non-violent civil disobedience and does not condone the use of force during protest. However, several members of CURE have been known to be falsely accused as terrorists and initiators of various zombie outbreaks.

In real life CURE has achieved official party status in the United Kingdom and lost sixth place in Hitchin and Harpenden by a single vote in the 2010 General Elections.^[1]

Contents 1 Known Members 2 Notes 3 References 4 External Links

Known Members Edit

• Stacey Forsythe is the leader of the Nevada branch of CURE. She is in charge of updating CURE's official website.
• Brandon Whittaker is a former member of CURE.
• A blonde woman in a bandanna was seen protesting the Capcom E3 Expo.
• A bearded man in a CURE T-shirt was seen protesting the Capcom E3 Expo.
• A number of zombified CURE activists can be found in Fortune City.

NotesEdit

• Chuck Greene admits to attending one meeting (after his wife's death), but does not consider himself a member.

ReferencesEdit

1. ↑ Election Results 2010 (BBC)

External Links Edit

• For a more in depth interview with two members of CURE, see the following video: [1]