The Right to Self-Defense

I do wonder if you can talk about these anecdotal cases and they're true and you have to acknowledge racism. But I do wonder if that tells most of the story that it's anti-blackness driving this as opposed to something like laws that do not hold the police accountable or procedures that allow the police to pretty much run rough shot on all sorts of people's rights. Yeah. And so what I do in the last half of the book is I really look at our modern era. And I see how the things that we think of as being just hardcore Second Amendment rights, like open carry in those open carry states, like stand your ground are eviscerated when it comes to black