So if NPHC orgs were committed to the White community, we could be called WGLOs?

Who said they did? I didn't think they did. Thanks for the info. By the way Chicago is a city in Illinois.

-Rudey

If you wanted to be called a WGLO, go for it. In the meantime, try and come up with a list of WGLOs though. Great.

-Rudey

whoa nellie!!!

SisterGreek Jubilance, this is the reason for the old saying "Better to remain quiet and be thought a fool than to speak and erase all doubt".

Don't worry. This incident alone doesn't make me consider you a fool. :)

But really, go ahead and show us that list of WGLOs.

-Rudey

Once again, Rudey missed the point.

I don't care what you want to be called, I just wanted to know why the word "white" is so offensive.

But if you want to focus on list of orgs, more power to you! :D

Perhaps you don't understand because Sigma Gamma Rho is an Asian GLO?

Do you have a list of white GLOs yet since you know so much or no? Still need time? Oh OK!

-Rudey

READING IS FUNDAMENTAL

Show me where I called a group a WGLO? You can't!

I asked WHY some take it offensively?

What does this have to do with a list of organizations?

Perhaps you should learn to read.

Again, perhaps you don't understand because Sigma Gamma Rho is an Asian GLO.

I hope nobody would take offense to that and If I ask WHY.

And a list is very important since people have created this "label".

-Rudey

Ah yeah, I'm going to have to side with Rudey on this one. We do not call ourselves WGLO's because we do not limit our membership to white people - we have open arms to all races.

NPC/NIC philanthropies aren't ethnic group specific. Diabetes, cancer and heart disease, for example, can affect anyone, regardless of race.

Taualumna, if by some chance, an NPHC sorority decided to move its philanthropic efforts solely to support cancer research, would that organization still be a BGLO?

Yes, because they limit their membership that specific race.

No they don't.