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Meet the four locals who are among the nation's first 1,000 female Eagle Scouts
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Great Job Ladies!
Can boys /men have anything today just for them?? Good for these girls...but can't anything be for just boys and men ...just wonder why that is now taken away from them.. IS there still Girl Scouts anymore???
Can Shield stop living in the 1950's? Is Equality so Bad?
Wow dude, wow. I really hope you don’t have offspring.
Great article about a great group of women who should be very proud of their accomplishments.
I agree. You go girls!
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