Boy Scouts name change follows decade-long identity crisis. Will it sink or save the struggling organization?

The Boy Scouts of America (BSA) was met with a wave of criticism when it recently announced it was changing its name, but the organization has consistently faced backlash over the last decade for making moves to broaden its doors.

BSA has faced condemnation for making moves to be more inclusive, like allowing girls and gay kids and leaders to join. At the same time, participation has steadily dipped — all while enduring bankruptcy, a global pandemic and tens of thousands of sexual abuse claims costing millions of dollars.