Videos tagged with Female Gun Ownership

The video highlights a significant surge in gun ownership among women, particularly Black and Asian-American women, who are increasingly choosing to be their own first responders due to concerns about safety and the perceived failures of liberal policies. This demographic shift challenges the traditional gun control narrative, suggesting a growing segment of the population is embracing Second Amendment rights for personal protection.

This video critiques a psychologist's opinion piece arguing that women should not have access to guns due to higher suicide risk profiles, especially following Georgia's constitutional carry law. The speaker contends this argument is flawed, citing that the majority of gun deaths are suicides, not criminal acts, and that restricting rights based on potential risk is discriminatory. The video highlights the increasing demographics of female and minority gun owners and questions the motivations behind such arguments.

This video features Cam Edwards interviewing Celia Bigelow about her Townhall article "Why Female Gun Ownership is Up 77% Since 2005." The discussion likely explores the reasons behind the significant increase in firearm ownership among women since 2005, potentially touching on societal changes, perceived threats, and the growing acceptance of firearms for self-defense and personal empowerment by women. The context suggests an analysis of demographic trends in gun ownership.