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Originally posted by marquise1911
Skee I could care less if they came up with a bogus DNA test that proved they were the D9's mother and father. I just wanted to know if these claims were common or if they held any weight? But like I said I take it personally when someone has something to say about me or my organization. This is not a whisper in the wind. Imagine 24 super-neos walking around campus every Thursday, pari-day, with those shirts on and the general public believing what the shirts said. It's like some disagreeable stranger walking around with a shirt that says "I'm SKEEphistAKAte's Mama!!!". Would you not be disturbed? If I walked around with a T-Shirt that said some horrendous lie, I know a lot of people would be upset, and that is this case.
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But if you know your history, then you have no reason to be upset. You know the truth about what the organization you pledged---that's all you have to be concerned about.
I am never bothered when I hear my relatives' claim (Mason/OES) to be the mother of Alpha Kappa Alpha. As far as *I* am concerned, that is Ethel Hedgeman Lyle.
I just ignore them and do *my* thing...but hey, that's just me.
Besides--what are you going to do? Rip their shirts off and demand a recant of their allegations?
OR all of those opposed can chalk it up to undergrad acting-silly-ness and move on.
enigma_AKA