Oh geez the users in here, a girl is going to learn outdoor activities, let's hide in our bomb shelters as boys cry about adjectives. >but muh boy scouts are for boys why not change girl scouts Is it easier to let one girl join the boy scouts for a bit or completely change girl scouts and provide funding to a new style of girl scouts that we don't know if it has a large support base for? Huh, maybe if girls in girl scouts petitioned for this stuff then maybe that would happen. Instead of sitting there asking "why." Why don't you state that you're proud a girl has taken the first steps into possibly reforming girl scouts by showing girls are also interested in the outdoors, which then could also expand to boy scouts reforming to include girl scouts related activities instead of favoring separating the genders and having them follow specific gender rolls, we can have children do what they like and want to do, [i]while also[/i] socializing with the opposite gender allowing them to be more confident and understanding of each other when they're older. Which can lead to more emotional intelligence and a decrease in anxiety and depression in teens and young adults. Oh geez, but no, "I want my boy scouts to only be boys and my girl scouts to only be girls, change girl scouts and send that bitch back over!"