Are American Gun Laws Racist? Professor Darrell Miller of Duke Law School evaluates the history and contemporary landscape of gun laws in the United States in relation to race. Prof Miller, co-director of the Duke Center for Firearms Law, explores the historical underbelly of firearms regulation and sheds light on the nuanced and often complex nature of this critical issue. 0:00 Are gun laws racist? 0:15 Introduction of Professor Darrell Miller 1:15 Historical gun laws that were racist 3:00 Laws with discriminatory application of racially neutral law 5:07 The Mulford Act (1967) 6:30 Interpretation of legislative intent 7:50 Racially Disparate Impact 9:20 Race and Modern Gun Regulation 👇 Let's Connect! Twitter: @TalksonLaw Instagram: @TalksonLaw Website: www.talksonlaw.com Don't forget to LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE if you enjoyed this video and want more legal insights. #TalksOnLaw #DarrellMiller #GunLawAndRace #SecondAmendment #ConstitutionalLaw #DukeLawSchool.

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