Since the spread of COVID-19, gun sales have skyrocketed. An online firearm retailer, Ammo, saw a 309 percent increase in gun sales from Feb. 23 to March 15, USA TODAY reports. While most have recently recognized the importance of gun ownership during the spread of the pandemic, defense training programs like My Sister’s Keeper had already stepped up to the plate to educate gun owners on firearm safety. However, My Sister’s Keeper isn’t your ordinary defense program — its goal is to effectively educate one million women on firearm safety and fundamentals. Founded by Marchelle “Tig” Davis, a former Army National Guard member, My Sister’s Keeper is a one of a kind class aimed to effectively educate women about firearm safety — thus, allowing them to protect and defend themselves. “I’m a survivor of sexual assault and domestic violence. Carrying and shooting firearms is my therapy. I’m comforted knowing that I don’t have to be a victim anymore because I know I can defend myself,” she...