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Girl Scout Dropouts Want Camping, Not Cookie Sales

By: Diane Loupe, Tatyana Bellamy-Walker and Ariel Jensen-Vargas | March 15, 2014

As the Girl Scouts seeks to revitalize, dropouts here talk about the turnoffs. Loyalists, however, tout a crafting boom, the way the program is updating and how it’s fun to be part of the world’s largest girl-led business. Story with reporting from Tatyana Bellamy Walker.

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Harassed Teen Wins Suit; Vatican Squelches Nuns

By: WeNews Staff | April 21, 2012

Kaizen Restaurants, Inc., which operates dozens of Burger King restaurants in Oregon and Washington, has agreed to pay $150,000 and implement preventive measures to resolve a sexual harassment lawsuit, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission announced.

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Spelman’s Winning Robotics Team De-Programs Bias

By: Marsha Walton | May 28, 2010

The SpelBots aren’t a band, they’re a robotics team from Spelman College in Atlanta. They are breaking down stereotypes about computer programmers, engineers and African American women wherever they go.

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Girl Scouts Blazing Its Own Trail on Lesbian Issue

By: Barbara Raab | July 7, 2000

The Boy Scouts vow to continue to exclude homosexuals, a position upheld by the Supreme Court, however the Girl Scouts and others organizations have anti-discrimination policies while barring sexual interactions between leaders and children.

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