Faced with rising crime and social upheaval, more Black Chicagoans are seeking out firearms for their own protection – Chicago Tribune*

New organizations dedicated to Black gun ownership are nonetheless emerging, aiming to provide a welcoming environment to newcomers and counter long-standing negative images of Black people with firearms.
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“New organizations dedicated to Black gun ownership are nonetheless emerging, aiming to provide a welcoming environment to newcomers and counter long-standing negative images of Black people with firearms. “It’s accepted that a white man in America with a gun is seen as a patriot, while a Black man with a gun is seen as a criminal,” said David Hayes of the 761st Gun Club of Illinois, a firearms education group based in the south suburbs. “It doesn’t make Americans want to get behind that.”” These are all lies. Presented WITHOUT EVIDENCE. Gun lobbies gun owners LOVE Black people legally owning… Read more »

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