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Initiating a Dialogue About Gun Violence: Shifting the Focus / Sara Kohlbeck and David Nelson;
Sexual Orientation Differences in Gun Ownership and Beliefs About Gun Safety Policy, General Social Survey 2010–2016 / Kirsty A. Clark, John R. Blosnich, Robert W.S. Coulter, Patricia Bamwine, Robert M. Bossarte, Susan D. Cochran;
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Female Firepower: Gun Ownership for Self-Protection Among Female Intimate Partner Violence Victims / Kellie R. Lynch;
Firearm Removal, Judicial Decision-Making, and Domestic Violence Protection Orders / Mikaela Wallin, MA and Alesha Durfee;
Firearm-Facilitated Sexual Assault: Using Emergency Department Data to Provide a Novel Perspective of the Problem / Lauren Hudak, Daniel Corry, Henry Schwimmer, and Jonathan Rupp.
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