“Tag: civil rights”

When looking at the struggle of Black people in the United States for their natural rights—those of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness—the right to bear arms, and particularly those arms employing multi-shot technology, has been vital.

If you had lived in the 1870s, you might have considered the NRA to be America’s leading sports organization. If you served in World War II, you might have felt gratitude for the NRA training that helped you return home alive.

The U.S. Supreme Court recently sidestepped an important Second Amendment decision, and then passed on hearing other gun-rights cases.

Law-abiding American gun owners are presently facing the most vicious and broad-based attacks this nation has ever seen on our cherished right to keep and bear arms.

Authors who wrote book about T.R.M. Howard admit that guns were a key part of history when African Americans were fighting for equal rights.

What was true on February 13 was still true on February 15: Restricting lawful gun ownership won’t stop mass murderers.

Students at Rockledge High School respond to walkouts in support of rights.

Despite media claims to the contrary, NRA has long been dedicated to inclusivity.

Civil Rights leader and NRA Board member dies at age 82.