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Is there any effort to organize by Congressional district in any state. Do the state organizations see themselves addressing both state and federal issues. And what process for coordination is there to determine policy.
I understand why state level work is so critical to our movement, but why do we seem to put forth the ideal that every state needs to have its own equality organization? The reality is that most of the ones that exist are terribly underresourced and as a result cannot bring an A-game to the table. Do you think that by having a series of regional organizations that complement the big states (CA, NY, NJ, etc), that they could do a better job? Regions could be composed of a few nearby states that share a common culture, economy, political landscape, and LGBT accomplishments. Then resources could be pooled and built up and deployed within the region as necessary.
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