While skimming GAB I ran across a link to this interesting story. Like many stories these days, there were comments about white racism. The story is riddled with baseless charges of white racism. Disregard the comments. They are throwaway lines.
Pay attention to the basic theme.
Like many African-Americans of his generation, Phillip Smith, a Californian in his 50s, grew up without a gun in the house. To his parents, gun ownership was not just politically unacceptable, but morally wrong – a fount, if anything, of trouble and tragedy. When he moved his own family to the South in 2002, he found a different tradition, where black families, many of them fresh from the farms, had hunting rifles for sport and, to an extent, self-defense. Mr. Smith was intrigued. As he bought his first guns and began practicing at a gun range, he had an epiphany: Perhaps the Second Amendment is the black man’s ultimate sign of full citizenship.
https://www.csmonitor.com/USA/Society/2017/0711/Black-gun-owners-ask-Does-the-Second-Amendment-apply-to-us
When black citizens begin to realize the power of the Constitution, beginning with their right to defend themselves, can a move to the Republican party be far behind?