Boy Scouts Now Looking To Add A BLM Diversity Badge

The Boy Scouts Of America released a statement in support of Black Lives Matter and now say they'll require Eagle Scouts to earn a diversity and inclusion badge. According to the rest of their statement, they "haven't been as brave as they should have been" following the deaths of Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud Arbery.

This organization turned into a joke when they made it sexist to keep women out of the Boy Scouts, but now they're a laughing stock.

As Jessica O'Donnell pointed out on Twitter, how many children need a badge to know they're accepting of others? Chances are that if you need a piece of hard plastic to show your children they're an honorable member of our youth -- you're a turd sandwich parent.

These are likely the same folks complaining about the role model Cardi B fails to be when they should be their children's role model in the first place. And we've been vocal here at Outkick that gestures don't matter, yet here they are claiming that's not what this is:

"This is not a political issue; it is a human rights issue and one we all have a duty to address," their statement read.

Our duty?

Our duty is to treat others the way we want to be treated. If we do that, then our work on Earth is done. White people don't owe minorities this bizarre level of cowardice to show they're not racist. We should've known that the Boy Scouts, that used to be an honorable organization, would bend over to the mob.

Breeding beta males and re-shaping the future of our nation. Anyone with a spine should keep their children away from the Boy Scouts and fight back.

In 2014, Boy Scouts Of America banned gay children from joining their program. Fast forward a year and suddenly they're at the forefront of the war against homophobia. We learned quickly that these programs, medals or pats on the head, don't matter. They never did. Our children are committing suicide at record paces and the Boy Scouts think ribbons and stitched banners will change lives. They never did and won't, ever.

Hopefully no one reading this was thinking about sending their child into the Boy Scouts, and if you were, hope this changed your mind.