Introducing ‘ScoutPride’ for gay & non-theist current, former & dismissed Boy Scouts

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ScoutPride, proudly hosted by me and InterstateQ.com, launched today, June 1, 2007.

ScoutPride is a new site for networking, connecting and learning more about the individuals affected by the discriminatory membership policies of the Boy Scouts of America, Inc.

Some years ago, a group of individuals ran the now defunct Coalitions for Inclusive Scouting at InclusiveScouting.net. It is my hope to revive a lot of what the Coalition was doing through ScoutPride, including the Inclusive Scouting Award.

Please visit today and
register to use the site, including offering your story as a gay, non-theist or straight supportive current, former or dismissed member or leader of the Boy Scouts of America.

At ScoutPride you can learn about the BSA policies, read stories and experiences of individuals who were and are still a part of the BSA and share yours as well.

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2 Responses to “Introducing ‘ScoutPride’ for gay & non-theist current, former & dismissed Boy Scouts”
  1. GA Hebert says:
    Tuesday, August 12, 2008 at 12:18 pm

    Seeking information on obtaining the Inclusive Scouting Award square knot.

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  1. BrandonGreeson.com » Blog Archive » Hill Comer Launches Inclusive Scouting Project says:
    Friday, June 1, 2007 at 5:09 pm

    [...] Matt Hill Comer, an LGBT activist and my friend from Winston-Salem, NC, has launched his latest project entitled ScoutPride.  Hill Comer, a former boy scout who was “excommunicated” by his local Boy Scouts of America chapter, describes ScoutPride on his blog InterstateQ.com as: ScoutPride is a new site for networking, connecting and learning more about the individuals affected by the discriminatory membership policies of the Boy Scouts of America, Inc. [...]

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