can't parents and grandparents, you know, get vaccinated to protect themselves?
"At Least Two Million Children Have Lost a Parent or Grandparent Caregiver to COVID"
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/at-least-two-mill...
Not necessarily. Immunocompromise, have you heard of it?
That kind of hyperbole serves no one.
It looks like one community in MA reinstated the mask mandate for town-owned buildings some time after the mask mandate had been lifted. That's different than being forced to wear a mask everywhere in public in perpetuity. If a person doesn't like wearing a mask, then they're free to not wear one and free to not go to town-owned buildings.
I have a 3 year old that is starting preschool in a few months in California. It's not at all clear that mask requirements will be removed for young children here anytime in the next couple of years.
I'm liberal on most issues and supported early covid interventions, but at this point, frankly, I feel that her wellbeing is being sacrificed for the sake of superstitious/quasi-religious beliefs.