2 chapters across the catalog
Mo'fax shares his personal history as a non-gun owner who remains pro-Second Amendment for the sake of freedom of movement. The discussion highlights the fear black men face during police stops, where even mentioning a legal firearm can be dangerous. They critique the Democratic Party's platform for simultaneously claiming the police are dangerous to black men while advocating for the disarmament of those same citizens.
Mo'fax reveals the lesser-known history of Rosa Parks, whose husband and grandfather were both known for being armed and ready to defend their family against white aggressors. He notes that Parks herself once remarked on the abundance of guns on the table during civil rights meetings. The hosts discuss why communism appealed to some black activists as it offered a more militant path to self-defense than passive resistance.
