1. What if you had only 3-4 other groups instead of 9
2. What if there were no other acts that would come a step show at that time.
3. But what if the their are other groups on campus just as popular as the NPHC groups on campus. Wouldn't the avoidance of the invitation just create more division of the groups on campus.
to answer 1 and 2, I'd still feel the same way. I've seen very sucessful shows where all 9 orgs were not represented. And although there is always the slight chance that outside talent is unavailable, its very rare (at least in my neck of the woods - everyone in LA/hollywood has some kinda gig they are willing to showcase!)
to answer #3, i think i need more clarity when you say "non-nphc organizations"... are you more interested in how i'd feel about ALL non-nphc orgs, or just the predominately black ones.
cause the G Phi B's (predominately white) and the Rho Delta Chi's (predominately asian) were the most popular sorority on my campus as far as numbers, but i dont think not inviting them to step would cause any more division than there already was cause it was never "expected" that they would participate in our greek shows (btw-the rho delta chi's on my yard do have steps...)
if your talking about BGLO's, then i honestly cant speak on it cause I'm not in an environment where there are BGLO's that are not NPHCers. Like I said I'm from southern cali, and we dont have these organizations out this way! If we did my opinion on the matter might be a little different.
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