All students enrolled at Cornell University are required to be vaccinated for influenza, unless they qualify as black, “indigenous,” or a “person of color,” in which case they can apply for an exemption.

Because flu shots make some “BIPOC” people, as they call them, uncomfortable, Cornell has decided to allow them medical exemptions based on their skin color, even as their lighter-skinned counterparts are forcibly jabbed with aborted human fetal tissue and other poisons that could kill them.

BIPOC students at Cornell who wish to avoid getting flu shots can simply request that the university forego the requirement “based on historical injustices and current events.”

“Ithaca students with other concerns / extenuating circumstances may request an exemption from the Fall 2020 flu vaccination requirement that is part of the university’s COVID-19 Behavioral Compact,” the school’s website explains.

“Students who identify as Black, Indigenous, or as a Person of Color (BIPOC) may have personal concerns about fulfilling the Compact requirements based on historical injustices and current events.”

Because of George Floyd, black Cornell students are free to skip flu jab

To clarify the need for such an exemption, Cornell delineated that “historically, the bodies of Black, Indigenous, and other People of Color (BIPOC) have been mistreated, and used by people in power, sometimes for profit or medical gain.”

Consequently, it is “understandable,” the school says, that students with darker skin may feel as though the vaccination requirement is “exploitative.”

“Additionally, recent acts of violence against Black people by law enforcement may contribute to feelings of distrust or powerlessness,” the school further maintains. “We know this history and validate the potential concerns it may raise.”

Cornell is clearly referring to the reported deaths of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor, which have nothing to do with vaccination, and yet are being used as a catch-all excuse to medically exempt only dark-skinned students from having to get flu shots.

Meanwhile, light-skinned Cornell students, regardless of how they feel about flu shots or vaccinations in general, are afforded no exemptions, and must be forcibly jabbed in order to continue taking courses at the school.