(Chicago Sun Times) — Emotions ran high at Chicago State University, where gun rights advocates looked to convince area African Americans that ordinary citizens should be allowed to carry guns to avoid becoming crime victims.
Community speakers advocating for concealed carry cited statistics about how women with guns are less likely to be raped, contended handgun bans are efforts to keep black people unarmed, and stressed gun ownership is a right — not a requirement.
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