I typically love running in my neighborhood or anywhere where I can see lots of trees and scenery.

That's a part of the joy of actually running for me.

But since we started campaigning and protesting to take down the monument,

my friends and family convinced me that I needed to do it in a parking lot,

which really sucks, but it also helps me realize how much my life has changed.

Then I started this campaign to take down the monument.

Camille Bennett is the leader of Project Say Something, a local civil rights group in Alabama.

I'm going a little bit faster.

When she took this role, she didn't anticipate the violent threats that would come along with it.

Ooh, I see a car in this parking lot.

And now, even jogging comes with risk.

Not normally what I would do.

If that car pulled up like that,

is run to my car and get in.

Because I don't know who that is,

and that's part of trying to stay safe out here.

All right, now I'm on a full run.

I'm passing by a U-Haul truck that was in the parking line.

I usually circle around it a few times and make sure no one's in it.

All right, and now I no one's in it. All right.

And now I'm on the fast interval.

Which is my favorite.

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