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Originally Posted by macallan25
but really don't care as much to make it a point to advertise that they are "still in a fraternity or still an SAE or whatever fraternity that they pledged."
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That's the difference. While not all BGLO members feel the need to advertise, many of us do. I'm 8 years in and I don't wear 'nalia but I have a license plate on my car. I have Sorors who are 60 years in who still wear 'nalia almost on a daily basis. It varies based on personal preference.
When I was in college, I saw an OLD man wearing an OLD SAE sweatshirt. He looked sooooo cute and all the BGLO members and other black students were like "awwwww...that's wonderful!!!" However, many (not all, of course) of the white students were laughing at him as he walked through the student commons building. Like they thought he looked ridiculous and needed to hang it up.
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Originally Posted by macallan25
Considering the personal achievements that they had and continue to have.....letting everyone know that they are still greek is of the least of their concerns.
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This is a common argument but all of our organizations are filled with accomplished people who are changing society and the world. Yet, we are able to multitask and be multifaceted. It isn't hard to do. People do it all the time. It's just that many of
your fraternity brothers choose to multitask, and advertise affiliation, with organizations
other than the one they pledged a lifetime commitment to.
