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Betsy Teter

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This is an overwhelmingly positive step forward for the BSA. But that doesn’t mean co-ed Scouting is right for everyone.
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Whose Scouts Are They?

The Boy Scouts of America is dropping the gendered pronoun and allowing girls to be members. The Girl Scouts better adapt fast if it wants to stay relevant.

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As a group, we hiked the Appalachian Trail, paddled more than 1,000 miles of rivers in the Carolinas, and climbed some of the highest peaks in the Smokies on horseback.
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The Lost Legend of the Girl Rangers

In October, the 107-year-old Boy Scouts of America announced that it will begin accepting girls as Cub and Eagle scouts for the first time. But the Girl Rangers toppled this gender barrier more than 48 years ago.

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