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Back in the 1970s, membership in the Boy Scouts of America peaked at around 5

million. Since then, however, it's declined by almost 85%. This exodus has

coincided with a $2.5 billion settlement to address decades of sexual abuse allegations, the decision 10 years ago to admit

openly gay scouts and scout leaders, and also in 2018 the decision to welcome girls.

A few weeks ago, the Boy Scouts of America announced another step in this process the removal

of the word boy from the name of its flagship program. Now to be known as Scouts BSA,

girls age 11 to 17, can enter the program and earn the organization's highest-ranked Eagle Scout.

The shift was announced as an expansion of mission to make scouting available to more people, especially in light of their declines.

However, this decision is unlikely to save this century-old group that once mentored generations

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