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Darius Leonard kicked out Chipotle for talking about Black Lives Matter

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Indianapolis Colts linebacker Darius Leonard put a South Carolina Chipotle on blast after he and his friends were allegedly kicked out of the eatery for talking about Black Lives Matter.

Leonard, 24, detailed the incident in an Instagram video on Thursday, saying he was recently eating at a Chipotle in Florence with four friends when a white customer accused him of being verbally abusive, PEOPLE reports.

Moments later, Leonard said a manager approached him and his non-white friends and served up a “terrible attitude.”

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“That’s what being Black in America is right now,” Leonard said in his IG video, noting that that he and his crew were kicked out of the restaurant.

In a statement to the Indianapolis Star, Chipotle said they are “investigating the incident” and confirmed that the manager has been suspended.

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