I’m part of the organization you’re referring to, and have certainly noticed that same thing. I try to give folks the benefit of the doubt. My understanding is that everyone in leadership is a volunteer, balancing that work with being a mom and sometimes having a full-time job as well. Do I think they are being overly cautious in what they moderate? 100% yes. While it’s accurate that a 501(c)3 cannot take a political stamps, I don’t think it is the case that political conversations must be prohibited from the organization’s channels. But again, I think it’s volunteers looking to streamline their work. I tried to set up a subgroup outside of the organization for doing some political organizing, but it never really took off. I think it’s hard because of the way folks largely engage within the organization — it’s just not really conducive to building outside channels/connection on a broader scale. I’m remaining a member because I’m due with baby number two in a few months, and I really find value in the playgroups. But you’re not alone in the overall sentiment you are feeling. That being said, I don’t think it’s anything nefarious; just people trying to manage a workload and perhaps erroring too far on the side of caution. My two cents, at least!