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Article content The U.S. Centers for Disease Control recently released guidance for the safe operations of day and overnight camps for children during the summer of 2021. Notably it envisions campers wearing masks all day every day (except when eating, drinking or sleeping), maintaining three feet between each other and six feet from staff members at all times, and eschewing any indoor or “close-contact” sporting activities. The guidance was poorly received, from the finest libertarian salons (“the government has essentially recommended that summer camps treat kids like prisoners,” Robby Soave wrote at Reason magazine) to the pediatric academy. “The CDC’s recommendations cross the line into excess and are, frankly, senseless,” Dr. Mark Gorelik, a pediatric immunologist at Columbia University, told New York Magazine. “Children cannot be running around outside in 90-degree (Fahrenheit) weather wearing a mask. Period.”

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