In the latest episode of TAG, we chat with Latino Rifle Association President, P.B. Gomez, about the deliberate irony of the organization's name, how the LRA is opposed to certain cultural norms of gun ownership, why gun “laws with good intentions have consequences for marginalized communities,” and his goal of making more gun safety education content available in Spanish. Dr. Siegel also joins us for another edition of “Siegel’s Scope,” where he talks about police shootings of Black victims and how the issue is being framed inaccurately. He explains why rates vary so much across the country and why body cams and implicit racial bias training are not the right solutions.

We’re proud to have created a virtual table where we welcome dialogue and different perspectives on a typically polarizing topic. We also look forward to continuing to feature unique voices like those of veterans who’ve used weapons in war to protect themselves, and survivors who don’t believe the solution is getting rid of the 2nd Amendment, and firearm instructors who know the importance of proper training and responsibility when handling a gun.

“If you poll gun owners across the country, 86% said they support universal background checks, and that includes Republicans and NRA members.” Watch episode 12 of Talking About Guns with Congressman Seth Moulton to hear more.