Post by eagle on Apr 30, 2013 23:19:04 GMT -5
news.yahoo.com/meet-fresh-female-faces-nra-fighting-america-gun-014824390.html
Meet the Fresh Female Faces of the NRA Who Are Fighting for America’s Gun Rights
(NRAWomen.TV)
Seeking to give female gun owners a platform where they can make their voices heard, the National Rifle Association has relaunched its NRA Women channel.
Using the theme of "new energy," the NRA Women channel features women in shooting sports who are passionate as gun owners and believe anti-gun advocates and members of the media need to be educated on firearms.
In addition to sharing their individual stories, some of the fresh (female) faces of the NRA will seek to prove to the public that a woman's right to defend herself with a firearm is vital.
"People in the media and the public in general just really desperately needs an education," Natalie Foster, CEO and founder of Girl's Guide to Guns, says in the new promotional video for NRAWomen.TV.
"Basically, they want everyone to be afraid of firearms and they're not focusing on a woman being able to protect herself," Mia Astine adds.
Watch NRAWomen.TV's "New Energy" trailer and meet the new women of the NRA below ( Good video .... WATCH @ link above).
Meet the Fresh Female Faces of the NRA Who Are Fighting for America’s Gun Rights
(NRAWomen.TV)
Seeking to give female gun owners a platform where they can make their voices heard, the National Rifle Association has relaunched its NRA Women channel.
Using the theme of "new energy," the NRA Women channel features women in shooting sports who are passionate as gun owners and believe anti-gun advocates and members of the media need to be educated on firearms.
In addition to sharing their individual stories, some of the fresh (female) faces of the NRA will seek to prove to the public that a woman's right to defend herself with a firearm is vital.
"People in the media and the public in general just really desperately needs an education," Natalie Foster, CEO and founder of Girl's Guide to Guns, says in the new promotional video for NRAWomen.TV.
"Basically, they want everyone to be afraid of firearms and they're not focusing on a woman being able to protect herself," Mia Astine adds.
Watch NRAWomen.TV's "New Energy" trailer and meet the new women of the NRA below ( Good video .... WATCH @ link above).
