Question

2 multiple - choice questions
whose interests must interest groups balance to effectively represent marginalized communities?
only the interests of the groups external stakeholders
only the interests of the most financially contributing members
disadvantaged members and relatively advantaged members
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which types of issues do advocacy groups tend to prioritize?
those that affect the highest proportion of the organization
those that affect the organizations lowest - income members
those that affect the organizations wealthiest members

Explanation:

1. Interest groups representing marginalized communities need to balance the interests of both disadvantaged (the core marginalized group) and relatively advantaged members (who may have more resources or influence within the group to help drive change for the whole community).
2. Advocacy groups often focus on issues affecting the most vulnerable, which in many cases are the lowest - income members. These members are more likely to face systemic barriers and need the group's support to address their concerns.

Answer:

1. disadvantaged members and relatively advantaged members
2. those that affect the organization's lowest - income members