From the Atlanta Journal-Constitution (h/t the invaluable Prof. Freedom):
Two week[s] after classes began, Morris Brown College is once again requiring students and employees to wear face masks on campus.
The small, private Atlanta college announced the mask mandate Sunday in a letter to faculty, staff and students, saying the requirement and other COVID-19 safety protocols will be in place for two weeks. The college cited “reports of positive cases among students in the Atlanta University Center” as the reason for the decision.
Morris Brown President Kevin James told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution in an email Monday that the college has received no reports of cases on its own campus yet. He described the steps as “precautionary measures.”
No cases to speak of: check. Two weeks to crush the (non-existent) curve: check.
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Move to Texas. Our governor dissed mask mandates. You cannot force masking in most cases. It is entirely voluntary.
If we learned the lesson well - we will be non-compliant in the future.
Since when, do those without the flu mask for the flu? In fact, in the past, those with flu just stayed home. They did not mask, just used common sense.
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