By Democratic standards, DC’s vaccine passport is racist

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Washington, D.C., will soon have a vaccine passport. If you buy into liberal logic, it’s a systemically racist policy.

Starting on Saturday, people ages 12 and older will have to show proof they received at least one dose of the coronavirus vaccine before entering various businesses in the city. This includes restaurants, entertainment venues, exercise/recreational facilities, and more. The city will provide religious and medical exemptions, but those with an exemption must show proof of a negative test within the last 24 hours. That’s not an option for the general public.

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