There is not a lot of outreach to people who may have other identities. But I agree. Different cultures just have very different conceptions of sexuality and sexual orientation. Especially for people who are immigrants, where the whole scene is very different. The group gives people a chance to talk about that and we don't say have you to identify as being bisexual, but BiPoC has a whole range of people coming.
People think very flexibly about their own orientation.
From the point of view of being an organizer, I think it's important for us to link to each other, and I think the linkage goes many different ways. I need to know what other resources are out there and what the other options are. One of the take-home messages for myself from today is that no one size fits all. There is not one kind of program or intervention that works for everybody. And so if I'm competing, trying to drag people from other groups to my group, I'm not going to get through to people.