Girl Scouts: Jump on the LGBTQ+ bandwagon, earn a special patch!
Girl Scouts, some as young as kindergarten age, can now earn a rainbow-striped “fun patch” by celebrating “Pride Month” through reading, drawing – or watching a movie documenting the life of the late gay-rights activist Harvey Milk.
The Girl Scouts has been on a moral decline for a long time, supporting abortion, Planned Parenthood-type sex-ed – and now, the LGBTQ+ agenda. The girls can earn a “fun patch” if they complete LGBTQ-themed activities as part of “Pride Month” – which used to be known just as “June.” According to the Girl Scouts website, “fun patches” are unofficial and are not to be worn on the front of the member’s sash, vest or tunic.
