One group is raising money for its appeal.

D.C. and U.S. territories are closer to being afforded an honor that they’ve long been denied: having their flags flown at military ceremonies.

After the late-April demise of legislation that would have granted the District a voting seat in the House, plenty of activists and residents have been asking — what’s next? Yesterday Greater Greater Washington contributor David C. added his voice to the chorus of people proposing unconventional approaches to enfranchising District residents — a Territorial Representation Amendment. According to David, the District is stuck because it’s just too small and too Democratic to ever realistically…