'Why is this black guy running?': After Ahmaud Arbery's killing, African Americans reconsider fitness routines
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Does it look like I'm fleeing from someone?"It's the math," Walton, 51, a cybersecurity architect and consultant in metro Atlanta, said, "of running while black."The killing of Ahmaud Arbery, a black man who his family says was out for a jog when he was chased and fatally shot by two white men in late February, has renewed a national conversation about racial profiling and when black Americans, in particular, are accused of criminal behavior in the midst of routine, everyday activities, such as mowing a lawn or waiting inside a Starbucks.Arbery, 25, has been described by his family and friends as an athlete who regularly ran in his south Georgia community in Glynn County, and had plans to go back to technical school and become an electrician.
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