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Continuing the critique, the discussion highlights how state regulations can sometimes conflict with religious freedoms, forcing camps and organizations to compromise their beliefs or face shutdowns. The camp’s defenders argue that they are simply enforcing gender-appropriate facilities, a practice they see as non-problematic, especially since they do not require campers to identify with any particular religion. Instead, their primary concern is to uphold gender-separated environments, which they argue are standard and reasonable.