ALT Wright and his colleagues felt that FAIR was failing its followers by not weighing in on such conversations—in other words, the anti-orthodoxy organization was struggling over how orthodox to be. “Chapter leaders and other volunteers were desperate to know FAIR’s position on gender ideology, because many were parents with young children concerned about their safety,” Wright wrote. “In my experience attending welcome meetings for new FAIR members, the clear majority were primarily concerned about gender ideology over race-related issues.”