“Families are a lot busier than they used to be,” she said. “This gives them an opportunity for their sons and daughters to participate in ongoing activities with the family, where they don’t have to deliver kids to different locations on different nights. Also because girls also like things like rifle shooting and rock climbing and a lot of the activities the Boy Scouts do that aren’t readily available for girls.”

Source: Los Angeles Times March 01, 2019 23:36 UTC