Lesbian Massachusetts bar that required customers to wear masks, forced to close down after lesbians rioted against the bar's decision to lift its mask requirement for just one day a week. Last Ditch says it is closing down after making mask-wearing optional nearly 7 years after COVID. The owners tried changing the bar's mask policy for one night a week to boost business but faced fierce backlash from customers. Far-leftists accused the bar owners of "ableism" and kicking immunocompromised people to the curb. "We put our lives on hold to foster networks of care, resources and a home base for organizing. It’s time we pass it on," the failed business said on Instagram. "We’ve been fighting since the beginning to fill out the team, and we still don’t have a board/leadership to manage workers’ owned co-op transfer. We are soft closing effective immediately; all booked events will continue; otherwise, we are closed." The bar was welcoming for lesbians, "transs*xuals, gender freaks, workers and their friends," but all that meant nothing considering they apparently weren't welcoming enough to immunocompromised people.