Why would there be a need for a gun organization based on skin color?
I'm not African-American, so I can't speak to how African-Americans may feel the need to organize and join something like NAAGA. But a copy and past of their vision statement below says the following:
THE GOAL OF THE NATIONAL AFRICAN AMERICAN GUN ASSOCIATION IS TO HAVE EVERY AFRICAN AMERICAN INTRODUCED TO FIREARM USE FOR HOME PROTECTION, COMPETITIVE SHOOTING, AND OUTDOOR RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES. WE ARE A CIVIL RIGHTS ORGANIZATION FOCUSED ON SELF PRESERVATION OF OUR COMMUNITY THROUGH ARMED PROTECTION AND COMMUNITY BUILDING.
THE NATIONAL AFRICAN AMERICAN GUN ASSOCIATION PROVIDES A NETWORK FOR ALL AFRICAN AMERICAN FIREARM OWNERS, GUN CLUBS AND OUTDOOR ENTHUSIASTS.
WE WELCOME PEOPLE OF ALL RELIGIOUS, SOCIAL, AND RACIAL PERSPECTIVES . WE ESPECIALLY WELCOME AFRICAN AMERICAN MEMBERS OF LAW ENFORCEMENT AND ACTIVE/RETIRED MILITARY.
I can't find anything wrong with their statement, and I notice they welcome all people. I don't know much about NAAGA, but the little I know of it doesn't lead me to believe it's a "front organization" for gun control like AHSA, which I admittedly had never heard of until I googled them just now. I see NAAGA more as an organization designed to educate the importance of the 2nd Amendment to a group of Americans historically disenfranchised from American society through decades of forced segregation, "separate but supposedly equal" laws, racial prejudice and arguably discriminatory gun control laws (
https://www.firearmsandliberty.com/cramer.racism.html). I think it's great if other groups of Americans learn about and exercise their 2nd Amendment rights. I would think it can only benefit all of us who also try to exercise those rights and try to enjoy the shooting sports.