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Sometimes campuses don't have joint NPHC-IFC-NPC interactions but instead there are specific organizations whose members have bonded personally and based on common interests. While NPHC organizations were founded to uplift the minority communities, our interests do not end there. Our national and local initiatives and other issues are shared with other organizations, which is why organizations who wish to do so can connect. I find that people do not connect for personal reasons and because they are stuck on comfort levels and assumptions. And also NPHC fraternities and sororities tend to do programs with each other so it takes a change of ideas to get other types of collaborations to be accepted. |
I didn't mean to imply they don't communicate, but they do not have joint functions/mixers. There may be other activities in which they work together other than the step show that I am not aware of, but the functions were what I was refering to. I do think that NPC and NPHC get along well at Arkansas, and will try to find out if there are any specific instances when they work together on events, etc.
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I usually qualify it by saying "in my experience", if you'll read. I don't pretend like what I say is hard and fast the truth. It's my experience with the subject, as is everyone elses on the subject. My comments didn't imply anything of a negative experience. In fact, the only interaction I mentioned was positive. Otherwise, there is no interaction, so it's neutral. Please read for once. |
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No one? And this isn't supposed to be about "black v white." This is about assocations between different types of organizations. |
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I give up. |
Seriously, guys. This conversation has been had about eight times. Do we need to do it again?
I'll save you about fifteen pages of drama and give you the final conclusion before this thing finally dies: "Our organizations are different and oriented differently, and we do not need to hang out all the time to have positive relations and coexist on campus." Goodnight. |
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Yes. Goodnight. |
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That's exactly what I said, but caught shit for it. Chaos is obsessed with race and that's why these types of threads always end up in 15 pages worth of trash. |
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He's too dumb to be true. |
Wow. I just can't believe it's 2008 and some of us still believe that all "insert race" people listen to the same music, do the same things, and don't have anything in common with other people. Wow. Says a lot about how far we haven't come.
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I agree.
Yet WE'RE the ones who can't get beyond race. And, once again, "symbolic race talk" is okay as long as racial and ethnic minorities aren't the ones initiating it or responding to it. God forbid we do that because we don't want to be called "obsessed with race" and told that we're "too emotional and ridiculous to discuss the topic rationally and more objectively." |
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I know several guys in Omega Psi Phi among other black fraternities (mostly A Phi A otherwise), but we would never hang out on the weekends because we don't have any commonalities. Perhaps they are there....but the superficial things which get people to be friends aren't there. Just because we have Greek letters does not mean we need to hang out with ANY other group but our own. I joined my house, not a Greek system. |
I'm not going to read this entire thread as I have read others on this subject. We (NPHC) do events with NPC and IFC on our campus from time to time. DO those events have importance over others....NO! We do it out of attempts at unity among GLOs, but AKA business trumps all of the other stuff.
Omega Phi Phi recently held a toga party with an IFC. We (AKA) had done events with AOII and AGD. There may be others that I am not aware of, but like I said AKA business comes first. |
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