A minister posing with a church manual in one hand and a 9 mm handgun in the other. A tax analyst cradling her AR-15 semi-automatic. A flight attendant taking aim, her blue fingernail polish glowing alongside the Glock 40. A banker in a black summer dress checking the chamber.
They are among the American black women now picking up firearms and learning how to shoot. Most say they want to protect their homes, families and themselves.
"What's going to happen if something goes bump in the night?" says Laura Manning, a 50-year-old payroll specialist wearing a pink ruffled blouse. "I need to protect myself."
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It's good to see that some black women are rejecting the victimhood to which their supposed "black leaders" and leftist politicians who take their support for granted would relegate them. And instead they are being "pro choice" on keeping and carrying the means to protect their own bodies from the robber, the rapist and the murderer. --Ron W
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