Clips of it have been posted on Twitter from various accounts. In the video taken by Wolf, she confronts one of Epilogue Kitchen's employees at the door. Wolf does not have any information online about where she is from. Wolf is the author of the feminist book “The Beauty Myth,” and in recent years has gained notoriety for sharing unfounded claims about the COVID-19 vaccine, including being banned from Twitter for promoting anti-vax disinformation in 2021. Wolf did not respond to the Statesman Journal's voicemail messages and email seeking comment. '(These online attackers) are enjoying the thought that they are harming someone, and most of them are fully unashamed and calling with real phone numbers and their names, saying atrocious things.' 'This is way more extreme, vicious, violent - and there's a lot more glee,' Jones said.

While Jones said he had received hate and harassment in the past for having the requirement, he said described this latest wave of response as 'unhinged' and cited Wolf as the cause. Related: Facebook group Salem Eats Safely prioritizes COVID-19 protocols while dining Customers who weren't fully vaccinated or who declined to show their cards can dine outdoors or get takeout. Jonathan Jones, Epilogue Kitchen owner, has had a COVID-19 vaccine card check requirement to dine inside the restaurant since the vaccines became publicly available in December 2020. Salem's Epilogue Kitchen received a slew of online harassment over the weekend after a video circulated online of author Naomi Wolf confronting the restaurant staff about checking customers' vaccine cards. Watch Video: VIDEO: Epilogue Kitchen highlights Black culture with lending library

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