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For a century, nobody knew that a core purpose of the Boy Scouts of America was to condemn homosexuality. Certainly not the president of the United States who, since 1910, has served as the BSA's "honorary president." Not Congress, which chartered the BSA. The government believed the BSA's purpose was simple: encourage boys to lead decent lives, enjoy the outdoors, and contribute to their communities. But the Boy Scouts has now outed itself, argues Jerry Roth.
July 05, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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