Which statement is NOT an example of making camp more inclusive for all races?

• A. Have staff adapt a color-blind approach
• B. Provide cultural sensitivity training
• C. Celebrate diverse traditions
• D. Recruit diverse staff

Answer: (A)

Making camp inclusive for all races means actively recognizing and valuing racial and cultural differences rather than pretending race doesn’t matter. A color-blind approach aims to treat everyone the same by ignoring race, but it often hides disparities and overlooks how race shapes campers’ experiences. It doesn’t address barriers or create a sense of belonging for people of color. In contrast, the other ideas actively build inclusion: cultural sensitivity training helps staff respond respectfully and effectively to diverse backgrounds; celebrating diverse traditions shows that multiple cultures are valued; and recruiting diverse staff increases representation and trust. This is why the color-blind approach is not an example of making camp more inclusive for all races.