Authorities in Georgia say there were no burglaries, no reported thefts in the two months before the stalking and killing of 25-year-old Ahmaud Arbery in February. Two white men, a father and son, tracked and then killed Arbery in the residential street of their mostly white neighborhood.
Our guests discuss what it's like to be an African American man just wanting to go for a jog in public or to exercise without provoking fear. We also discuss what it might take to build a society in which the Arbery story is the last of such killings. Our guests:
- Anthony Hall, dean at Vertus Charter High School for Young Men, and executive director of BOOKBAGS Express, a non-profit that addresses disparities in the black and brown community
- Kemani Howard, Rochester resident
- Justin Morris, community activist
