If you own the store by your own logic, you can kick out someone or refuse entry, if they don't choose to wear a mask. You don't get to choose your skin color though and refusing entry on that basis is illegal. An interesting logical trap you've gotten yourself into Rob, a real paradox.
Not really. You are missing the point and as usual, incorrect.
The logic that supports your having a right to control your own property, doesn't give another person a right to make your choices for you . Property rights aren't about the characteristics of OTHER people, they are about the desires and rights of the property owner. My logic is consistent, yours, is inconsistent.
Whether something is legal or illegal, is a poor example for an argument concerning rights. Many legal edicts destroy rights. Even some "illegal edicts" , like lockdowns, destroy rights. Legal doesn't necessarily mean a right is being protected, it could just as easily mean a right is being violated.
So, not a trap, not a paradox, not a good argument on your part. Skin color has nothing to do with a person's property right. Black people and white people have identical rights to control their OWN property and neither has any right to control OTHERS property.
I hope that clears up your silly misconceptions. You're welcome.