Boy Scouts Officials to Vote on Gay Ban

The Boy Scouts of America are ready to vote on their controversial Gay Ban.

Officials have gathered in Grapevine, Texas for a three day meeting before voting on a resolution that would allow Gay Boy Scouts.

BSA President Wayne Perry encouraged voters to approve the resolution in a piece for the USA Today.

"Parents, adults in the scouting community, and teens alike tend to agree that youth should not be denied the benefit of scouting," he wrote. "The resolution is not about adults; it is about what is best for young people."

Voters will make a decision on Thursday.