The Media Is Villainizing A Black Woman Who Stood Her Ground In A Walmart Parking Lot

Source: Nathan Howard / Getty There's an old bit from the 1986 standup special "Robin Williams: An Evening at the Met" in which Williams discusses the crazy gun culture in the United States (because, yes, it's been a problem for a long time). "It's in the Constitution! You have the right to bear arms or the right to arm bears. Whatever you want to do!" Williams quips. I have never been able to delete that from my brain, and whenever I hear or read the phrase "the right to bear arms," my mind immediately fills in "or the right to arm bears." Because although Amurikkkah . . .