Education • Love • Peace • Justice
– No to Racial Supremacy –
The Black American Militia was originally formed in 2020 as the African American Militia in Detroit, Michigan and Orlando, Florida. We changed to our current name, the Black American Militia because we live, work and breathe in America.
Anyone, regardless of ethnicity, gender or religiosity that believes in the right to own and bear arms and to defend the U.S. Constitution are welcome to join us. While we greatly encourage gun ownership, we believe a core focus in the growth of individuals and communities lies in education. The greatest and most effectual way to inspire change is through the ballet box and moreover by becoming an educated and productive member of society.
Cultures, which place little value on education face their own self induced economic woes – economic harmony produces social stability. Thus, a principal tenet in our belief is an exceptionally strong education system.
NFAC (Screenshot via @TheOfficialGra3/Twitter)
There are several other Black Militia groups in the United States, which have formed in response to a number of factors, including racial discrimination, police brutality and legal threats. These groups include the Not Fucking Around Coalition (NFAC), the Black Panther Party, and the Huey P. Newton Gun Club.
Black militia groups have been involved in a number of high-profile events in recent years, including protests against police violence, the storming of the Capitol on January 6th, 2021, and the armed occupation of a wildlife refuge in Oregon in 2016.
Our goals are education, love, peace and justice – thus, encouraging public safety and social stability for marginalized communities.
Start Ups:
Nirvana Babes
Moxie Babes
We’re not just about a Free Press and Militia – we are about education and helping all inner city kids, regardless of gender or ethnicity. Our recent start ups will be part of our non-profit efforts to independently generate funding to help improve the lives of children wherever we can.
Part of our fabric:
Black American Nation
Black American National Guard
Black American Muslims
Black American Men
Black American Women
Black Muslim Militia
Black Christian Militia
