Black gun owners are not a group to leave out when talking about gun rights.
, a political scientist at the University of Illinois Chicago, the NRA “has a membership whose demands, needs, and identity the group is feeding. It can’t contradict who they are and what they expect to hear. And the messaging is consistent with one group: whites.” Filindra has studied the relationship between racial prejudice and opinions held on gun rights.
The problem is, the NRA “claims to be America’s oldest civil rights organization, [but] it’s not acting as a civil rights organization,” Filindra tells. It’s worth noting that the org has worked to fight for the rights of Black gun owners. However, it’s only the cases that further their overall agenda. Theyto challenge the city’s handgun ban in the Supreme Court.
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