I'm making a couple of assumptions here so if I'm wrong or if you feel otherwise feel free to share. =)
I'd guess that people who join BGLOs do so because they grow up around African Americans and relate more to "black culture" than "white culture".
At least that's pretty much been my experience with non white members in "white GLOs".
It's like 12dn94dst wrote:
"knowing how some Sorors grill prospective African-American members, if a Caucasian woman can come through, survive, not be bitter, and be TRULY COMMMITTED to our cause and identity, then she has nothing but love and respect from me."
In the end all that matters is how committed the member is, not what color they are.
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