TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 11月19日 06時53分

The @boyscoutsofamerica bills itself as a high-profile “values-based youth organization” aimed at molding impressionable children into upstanding citizens. But thousands of boys say they were preyed upon by the scoutmasters who were supposed to be their role models—and that Boy Scouts leadership long covered up their crimes, writes @edockterman. TIME reported last year that hundreds of men and boys were coming forward for the first time with accounts of rape and assault suffered as children at the hands of scoutmasters. The number of victims has since ballooned into the tens of thousands, in a moment reminiscent of the slew of abuse claims levied against the Catholic Church. Approximately 92,700 people filed sex abuse claims against the Boy Scouts of America ahead of the Nov. 16 deadline set to demand damages from the organization. (The Boy Scouts filed for bankruptcy in February under the mounting financial strain of sex abuse lawsuits.) For the tens of thousands of people who say they were abused as scouts, the November deadline was the last opportunity to file a claim against the organization—and see justice done. Read more about this far-reaching scandal, and what comes next, at the link in bio. Photographs by @davidkasnic for TIME

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