NRA News Cam & Co | Colion Noir on His New Video: “Black People Can Think, Too"

About this video

Colion discusses what he describes as condescending and racist undertones in anti-gun rhetoric directed at African Americans. He argues that mainstream media and politicians exploit inner-city violence statistics while ignoring root causes like poverty, family breakdown, and failed education systems. Colion contends that the media perpetuates harmful stereotypes of black gun ownership while the vast majority of African Americans are law-abiding gun owners, and he calls for honest dialogue about systemic issues rather than what he sees as ineffective gun control measures.

Key takeaways

• Colion argues that anti-gun messaging targeting black Americans is insulting and often racist, treating them as incapable of responsible gun ownership
• He claims that politicians and media exploit inner-city gun violence symptoms rather than addressing underlying causes like generational poverty, drugs, and broken education systems
• Colion asserts that media stereotypes have hijacked the image of black gun ownership, ignoring that the majority of African Americans are law-abiding and many own guns responsibly
• He contends that violent crime is concentrated in specific areas and committed by small numbers of individuals, making broad gun control laws ineffective and burdensome for law-abiding citizens in dangerous neighborhoods

Episode details: published July 10, 2015 · 15:16 long. Summary written by Self Growth Videos from the episode itself. Colion Noir’s legal commentary reflects his positions and teaching, attributed to him — it is not legal advice. His defensive-incident breakdowns are his analysis of reported incidents, attributed to him.

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