I would say leave it off, just as twenty years ago, if you were a member of a gay rights organization, I would have said leave it off. But women who are conservative Catholics are not well represented by women who are radical feminists, and vice versa. Nor are African-American Pentecostals well represented by secular liberals. The solution is not some new, approved religious quota. This would only add to the disease.
Individual believers are no more reducible than anyone else to a group identity.
Instead we need free exchange and competition in place of liberal bias. The U.S. Supreme Court recently drove this point home. Real diversity is good. Paul Marshall is a visiting fellow at the Claremont Institute and is writing a book on contrasting views of rights.