Is a right not to be discriminated against a positive or a negative right?

Group of answer choices

It is both a positive and a negative right, because it requires shopkeepers to both serve you and not not serve you at the same time.

It is neither kind of right because it is actually only a legal right, and not a moral right at all.

It is a positive right, because when it is enforced, the government tells other people, such as business owners, what they can and cannot do with their own time and resources.

It is a negative right because it is the right to be left alone to live as you please, without someone coming up to you and discriminating against you