Write a persuasive essay on “do camps cause more good than harm?”

make an argument about a text in relation to the coming out narrative; you can make your central claim about what you think is happening in the text, or your thoughts about the coming out narrative more generally in relation to a specific text. Remember to prove your points with specific examples from the text. You can write as an “I”; this is, again, your point of view that you are trying to persuade your reader to agree with. Try to do more than show how a text is or is not a coming-out narrative; in class we have discussed whether the coming out narrative excludes some kinds of queer people, whether it’s limiting or does important political work, what we think of writers who don’t use the coming-out narrative but are instead camouflaged, open-ended, or ambiguous in their representation of sexual subjectivities your goal is to make an argument that is contestable. By contestable I mean that your readers would not all already agree with you; your writing offers them a new perspective or changes their minds about something.

Customer question to address:
with the revelation the story of “I like guys” when the boy in camp shows it off to the group to accuse the main character can that be a form of coming out, he just wanted to say the words even if he wasn’t owning them as his own?

do camps cause more good than harm? gayness isn’t an illness.