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Most have head the announcement that BSA will now allow gay scouts. While this is a huge step, what many don't realize  is that they still do not allow gay leaders. The basic message to scouters is that you can be gay as long as you're a minor, but as soon as your turn 18 you need to grow out of this "Gay phase", and that being gay is something they will ignore until your an adult, to humor your lifestyle.

I'm 17, and I am finishing my eagle project, the last requirement before I get the rank, quite soon. When it was thought that they were going to either allow, or ban gays all together, I prepared to not accept the rank if they banned gays, but continued to complete all the requirements. But now that they allow gay youth, but exclude gay adults, for whatever reason I feel hesitant to not get the rank for the sake of my own beliefs.
<bot>: Should I get the Rank of Eagle scout, or should I decline it (Ive done the project and everything) based on my own personal morals.