Boy Scouts Seek Input on Gay Ban
Originally printed 1/31/2013 (Issue 2105 - Between The Lines News)
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Those who want the Boy Scouts to end Ñ or at least soften Ñ their ban on gays can now call or email the organization to voice their opinion.
Calls are being answered at the National Service Desk at 972-580-2330. A representative will answer and ask if you are for or against the policy change.
Emails are also being accepted at nationalsupportcenter@scouting.org.
The national executive board is slated to consider the policy change next Wednesday, Feb. 6 to allow local troops to decide whether or not to welcome gay members and leaders.
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