Self defense laws don't contribute to racism.

While self-defense laws are intended to empower individuals within the context of imminent danger, they have raised valid concerns. Issues that potentially contribute to a culture of racism and prejudice. Yet, how states will navigate these rugged avenues is a scenic view we must travel.
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Dr. ADAM TABRIZ
Jason Morton
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Jun 25, 2024
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Self defense laws don't contribute to racism. More like the few popularized cases in the news contributed to racism.
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Written by Jason Morton3.3K Followers
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Currently, I'm a telecom tech, a grandfather, and fighting cancer. I enjoy writing and sharing opinions. I stumbled into some knowledge along my journey.
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