On Wednesday, the Boy Scouts of America said they would start accepting girls in their program. The Girl Scouts of the USA responded with a strong critique, arguing that their "single-gender environment" is better for girls and their unique needs. What comes closer to your view about these groups? | Daily Question

On Wednesday, the Boy Scouts of America said they would start accepting girls in their program. The Girl Scouts of the USA responded with a strong critique, arguing that their "single‑gender environment" is better for girls and their unique needs. What comes closer to your view about these groups? Published on October 13, 2017 → Survey conducted on October 13, 2017 on 8498 U.S. adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Both groups should remain single-gender

54%

The Boy Scouts should become co-ed, but the Girls Scouts should stay single-gender

9%

Both should become co-ed

19%

Other/Not sure

18%

Both groups should remain single-gender

54%

The Boy Scouts should become co-ed, but the Girls Scouts should stay single-gender

9%

Both should become co-ed

19%

Other/Not sure

18%