Maj Toure, the founder of Black Guns Matter and the Solutionary Community Center, is a political activist and educator. Maj has traveled to all 50 states, with his organization, educating people in urban America about their 2nd amendment rights. Black guns matter focuses on safe and legal firearms knowledge, conflict resolution, and the importance of the 2nd amendment. After years of serving the community, with the help of donations and voluntary support, Maj opened the Solutinary Center, located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania that not only provides local BGM classes to residents, but offers a host of community support, class, trades, and skills to people free of cost.  He is spreading a message of freedom, liberty, autonomy, and community empowerment taking it into communities that need it the most.

Maj has developed a “Solutionary” AR Platform Rifle.

“There is no white gun culture or black gun culture, there is an informed gun culture and an ignorant one.” – Maj Toure

To date, BGM has reached 17 urban communities from coast to coast including Philadelphia, Compton, Chicago, Detroit, Baltimore, and Atlanta.  BGM Tour is funded by donors from across the country via a GoFundMe campaign.

Maj is a Solutionary Hip Hop artist and activist from North Philly. His following began after he was featured on the cover of the Philadelphia Weekly as “the Prophet of Philadelphia.” He founded the Black Guns Matter movement in 2015 and advocates for 2nd amendment education and information for urban communities. Maj has been featured in the New York Times, Breitbart News, National Public Radio, and NRANews for his out of the box approach to 2nd amendment advocacy.

In November of 2018 Maj appeared on the cover of Time Magazine, on their issue titled “Guns In America: What 245 Americans Think About The Issue.”

“The Second Amendment is color blind, and the human right to self-defense is meant for all people, including oft-forgotten individuals of urban communities,” – Maj Toure