The situation is clear, and it is dire. Nudists must organize.
We face an array of threats: political challenges, such as in Florida; encroachments from developers, as we've seen recently at Toronto’s Hanlan’s Point; punitive measures from local authorities like those we've reported on at Maui's Little Beach; consistent media misrepresentation, as we’ve revealed in our news reports; environmental hazards to our beaches, lands, and clubs; and ideological opposition from a society steeped in puritanism that would rather keep nudity behind textile cover. Our way of life is under siege.
The options are clear: we either push back or we give up. It’s not enough to merely tweet or blog about it. We must go beyond the superficiality of social media commentary. The time to organize is now.
Meanwhile, our organizational institutions, the cornerstone of our efforts, are facing dwindling memberships and a lack of volunteers. These organizations are ou…
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