Race, Equity and Justice: Armed and Considered Dangerous – The Paradox of Being a Black Gun Owner – A Critical Conversation about Race, Gun Rights, Protests and Government

This session discusses the stark reality and consequences of exercising your Second Amendment rights in a society where you are often perceived as a threat; how race affects charging and disposition of gun charges; the marginalization of black gun owners and what we may do to provide every citizen equal protection under the law.

– Nekima Levy Armstrong; Civil rights attorney and activist 
– Richard Robinson; Strong Arm Protection, LLC 
– DeAundres D. Wilson; Wilson Law Office 
– Professor David A. Schultz; Hamline University (moderator)

Webcast also included in the following webcast package(s):
Race, Equity and Justice Webcast Package