While walking on a beach near Mombasa, Corinne saw a man standing near the road. He wore traditional red cloth, carried a spear, and held himself with quiet confidence. He belonged to the Samburu people, a semi-nomadic group related to the Maasai. His name was Lketinga. She had never spoken to him, but something about the way he looked made her stop.

That's called inherent systemic racism if you do it the wrong way.