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Jul 22, 2016 46 min

482 - My Work Is Done Here?

from Black Man With A Gun Hosted by Kenn Blanchard

I took the name of black man with a gun in 1999 to promote my book and gun rights activism. I thought I would stop after it no longer was effective. There are many pro-gun groups now but is there unity? What do we need? What has happened? On this week I talk about Black Lives Matter and SNCC. We have a new feature called Gun of the week. This week I talk about Glock. Interview with Charlie Cook of Gun Grams. And more... Please share the Mp3 link with a friend. Write a positive review for iTunes, Spreaker or Stitcher Radio if that is how you listen. Thank you.

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