Videos tagged with NAAGA

This YouTube video focuses on an investigation by CBS News Chicago that reveals instances where legally armed Black individuals in Chicago were charged with felonies despite possessing valid Firearm Owner's Identification (FOID) cards and concealed carry licenses. The investigation highlights that these charges often stemmed from minor traffic violations. The video features interviews with one of the victims, Luis, and Philip Smith, President of NAAGA, to discuss these occurrences and their implications for gun owners.

This video features Philip Smith from the National African American Gun Association (NAAGA) in the SHOT TV Studio. He discusses the organization's mission and provides information on how individuals can become involved with NAAGA. The description encourages viewers to learn more by visiting their website.

This video, featuring Philip Smith of NAAGA and the NSSF, emphasizes that effective firearms safety benefits all communities. It highlights the shared goal of safer environments and the firearm industry's commitment to engagement and education through resources like NSSFRealSolutions.org. The content underscores a proactive approach to gun safety beyond mere ownership.

This video clarifies the National African American Gun Association's (NAAGA) stance on constitutional carry, stating their support for the right of eligible individuals to carry firearms for self-defense without a permit. NAAGA emphasizes that President Philip Smith's comments were misrepresented and that the organization advocates for such laws nationwide, while remaining aware of community issues related to policing and inequality.

Phillip Smith of the National African American Gun Association (NAAGA) joins Tom Gresham on Gun Talk Radio to discuss the significant increase in African American gun ownership. The conversation delves into the experiences of African American gun owners, challenges they face, and strategies to shift public perception. They also highlight their new lifestyle magazine, Calibr, which focuses on firearms, family, business, and politics for African Americans. The episode promotes resources for NAAGA and Calibr magazine, along with information on how to tune into Gun Talk Radio and its various platforms.

Instructor Mike critically analyzes the National African American Gun Owners Association (NAAGA) and its stance against the NRA. He argues that NAAGA's approach of criticizing established organizations like the NRA, which have a long history of advocating for gun rights and achieving legislative victories (e.g., concealed carry in Chicago, striking down DC handgun bans), is counterproductive. Mike emphasizes the importance of understanding historical context, legislative impact, and the political realities of gun ownership, particularly highlighting how policies like the 1994 Clinton Crime Bill, supported by Joe Biden, have disproportionately affected Black communities. He advocates for a more informed and strategic approach to gun rights advocacy, urging for deeper education and collaboration rather than divisive rhetoric.

This video critically examines the National African American Gun Association (NAAGA) in comparison to the National Rifle Association (NRA). The speaker, an instructor, questions NAAGA's claims of NRA failure in protecting Black Americans' gun rights, highlighting the NRA's historical involvement in civil rights and legal battles for concealed carry. The discussion delves into specific incidents like Philando Castile and Jamal Roberson, analyzing the legal and tactical aspects, and criticizes NAAGA's perceived political agenda and potential for internal discrimination. The speaker advocates for comprehensive education on gun rights and responsible ownership, emphasizing the importance of factual accuracy over political rhetoric.

This episode of Gun Talk Radio features a discussion with Phillip Smith, President of the National African American Gun Association (NAAGA). The conversation addresses the perception of gun owners, the diversity within the gun rights community, and NAAGA's mission to provide a platform for African Americans interested in firearms. They discuss the importance of training, education, and fellowship, while also touching on political discourse surrounding gun control and the Second Amendment.

This video showcases highlights from a shotgun course, featuring training with the National African American Gun Association (NAAGA) - NC Triangle and Triad Chapter in North Carolina. The description also mentions Oliver Kingdom from Body By O Tactical as an instructor. The title suggests a focus on 12 gauge firearms.

This video features training with the National African American Gun Association (NAAGA) - NC Triangle and Triad Chapters in North Carolina. The training focuses on the AR-15 platform and is conducted by Oliver Kingdom of Body By O Tactical. The description also provides links to support the content creators through Patreon and Cashapp, as well as links to NAAGA's Facebook pages and the host channel's website and social media.

Colion Noir, an expert with NRATV, critically examines the Black Lives Matter movement's shift from community relations to a liberal agenda, allegedly funded by George Soros. He argues that historical liberal policies, like the 1994 crime bill, have disproportionately harmed black communities, and contrasts this with the NRA's efforts to defend the Second Amendment rights of black citizens through legal action and outreach.