06-27-2007, 10:32 AM
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Originally Posted by ladygreek
But that is my point. Rather than to continue to allow that to happen a support group was formed--Alpha Omega, which I guess became Kappa Alpha Nu. Thus those 10 Black men saw each other often I would assume.
Having first gone to a PWI that only had 50 Black students, we found ways to get together and be each other's support. So was IU's campus so big that folx literally didn't see each other?
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Exactly. Not only did they not want this to continue, but they also didn't like the fact that blacks were not allowed to share the same facilities at IU either. Before two of our founding fathers left Howard to attend IU, there were only 10 black students attending IU, so they really would go weeks without seeing another black student.
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