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Freedom Of Expressive Association

Boy Scouts of America v. Dale; BSA allowed to discriminate against homosexuals; gay or lesbian scout leader; First Amendment expressive associational right; freedom of expressive association; Eagle Scout; morally straight; LGBT.
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