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350 mass killings occur each year in the United States, averaging one per day, as students from Parkland confront the National Rifle Association.
Michael Kirk discusses alternatives to the NRA and the impact of the Manchin Bill.
American gun culture is examined through the lens of autonomy and freedom, contrasting the symbolic attachment to firearms with the realities of gun violence and the NRA's influence.
Puerto Rico faces the highest overall percentage of firearm homicides despite strict gun laws.
Parkland students mobilize voters, shifting Democrats' stance against the NRA in 2018.
In 2018, the National Rifle Association reported a $36 million deficit, prompting New York Attorney General Letitia James to file a lawsuit against the organization.
Americans increasingly buy guns for self-defense, shifting from hunting to concealed carry.
Smith & Wesson faces a boycott from the NRA after agreeing with the Clinton Administration.
NRA members in Dallas Texas respond to Parkland survivors advocating for gun control.
Fifteen companies, including Delta and United, cut ties with the NRA following the Parkland shooting, ending discounts for NRA members.
58% of American schools report having a sworn law enforcement officer on campus at least once a week, despite calls for more effective gun control measures.
One person can kill and injure almost 600 people in a matter of minutes, a reality that survivors of mass shootings confront in America.
On January 8th, thousands of supporters of former president Jair Bolsonaro stormed Brazil's Congress, Supreme Court, and presidential Palace, causing significant destruction.
Lois Beckett discusses gun rights misconceptions at the NRA meeting in Louisville, Kentucky.
Michael Kirk discusses the NRA's influence on Smith & Wesson's market in 2000.
Michael Kirk discusses the NRA's shift to political activism in the 1960s after key assassinations.
Doctors at Temple University Hospital treat about 500 gunshot wounds each year, calling for more research on gun violence as a public health issue.
