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The Boy Scouts of America is a private membership organization; leadership in Boy Scouting is a privilege and not a right.
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CHEERS to Boy Scouts of America, which is celebrating its 100th anniversary this weekend with synchronized recitations of oaths and pledges throughout the state and country.
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The Boy Scouts of America, which is celebrating its 100th anniversary this month, responded with a public letter saying, in part, "local executive boards have the duty to use all council assets in the best interests of scouting -- which might include the sale of properties," to support its mission of preparing young people "to make ethical and moral choices over their lifetimes."
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The Boy Scouts of America is a private membership group.
unknown title 2009
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The court relied on a 1998 California Supreme Court ruling that held that the Boy Scouts of America was a social organization that had the right to exclude gays and atheists.
ABC News: ABCNews 2009
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The annual food drive by the Shoquoquon District of the Mississippi Valley Council for the Boy Scouts of America is a tradition that Troop 40 has engaged in for at least 15 years since Stewart has been Scoutmaster.
unknown title 2009
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English represented the church in a later suit in Oregon in which a jury ordered the Boy Scouts of America to pay $1.4 million to an abuse victim of Timur Dykes, who had been the subject of numerous earlier lawsuits against the church.
The Sins of Brother Curtis Lisa Davis 2011
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English represented the church in a later suit in Oregon in which a jury ordered the Boy Scouts of America to pay $1.4 million to an abuse victim of Timur Dykes, who had been the subject of numerous earlier lawsuits against the church.
The Sins of Brother Curtis Lisa Davis 2011
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The modern distortion of the establishment clause of the First Amendment, which has been used to justify the tearing down of crosses on public land and the harassment of civic organizations like the Boy Scouts of America, is an explicit violation of this natural order.
Newt makes his pitch Joel Achenbach 2010
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The modern distortion of the establishment clause of the First Amendment, which has been used to justify the tearing down of crosses on public land and the harassment of civic organizations like the Boy Scouts of America, is an explicit violation of this natural order.
Newt makes his pitch Joel Achenbach 2010
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