10-Year-Old Girl Scout Creates Patch To Help Girls Be Confident

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A fifth-grader has developed a new Girl Scouts patch to encourage girls to raise their hands and be confident. Ten-year-old Alice Paul Tapper, whose dad is journalist and CNN anchor Jake Tapper, wrote in a New York Times op-ed published online Tuesday that she got the inspiration for the patch at a fourth-grade field trip. With help from Girl Scouts Nation’s Capital (which helps scouts in Washington, D.C. and parts of Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia), Alice and her troop came up with the Raise Your Hand patch.
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