The California state supreme court will soon decide the fate of the Boy Scouts of America in their discrimination suits.
Opponents claim that the organization discriminates against atheists, homosexuals, and even women.
These two cases have been brought by two self-proclaimed agnostic boys and a former Boy Scout leaders who is an active homosexual. The twin brothers were kicked out of the Boy Scouts when it was learned that they refused to recite parts of pledges which claim allegiance to God. Scout lawyer George Davidson claims the male group is merely upholding its long held tenets. In addition, the outcome of the case could influence the decision in a third California case against the Boy Scouts, which poses the absurd question of whether or not they must admit girls. If the cases are decided in favor of the plaintiffs, it will force the Boy Scouts to conform their traditions, beliefs and practices to atheistic, homosexual and feminist demands.