Burning Man co-founder thinks mandating vaccines goes against the festival s ethos
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Burning Man participants walk through dust at the annual Burning Man event on the Black Rock Desert of Gerlach, Nev., on Friday, Aug. 29, 2014. As Burning Man organizers consider restricting attendance at their desert art festival and bacchanal to revelers who’ve received COVID-19 vaccines, one of their founders said that would run counter to the event’s counter-culture, anti-establishment ethos and promotion of “radical inclusion.”Andy Barron / Associated Press
As Burning Man organizers consider restricting attendance at their desert art festival and bacchanal to revelers who’ve received COVID-19 vaccines, one of their founders said that would run counter to the event’s counter-culture, anti-establishment ethos and promotion of “radical inclusion.”
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