Boy Scouts of America is considering reversing a ban on gay scouts and leaders.
The Boy Scouts of America may be considering reversing a 102-year old policy banning gay scouts and scout leaders.
The proposal would allow individual units to accept gays as adult leaders, however a spokesman for the Boy Scouts of America says although the organization will carefully consider the resolution, there are no plans to change the policy.
The resolution was submitted by a Scout leader from the Northeast back in April. It was presented last week at the Scouts’ national meeting in Orlando, Fla. The resolution will be presented to a subcommittee, which will then make a recommendation to the national executive board. The process would likely be completed by next year.
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