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Originally Posted by ree-Xi
I almost never do this, but QFP.
I also apologize for the lane swerve, but first, there are sophisticated women in every organization. You said that you don't like people to follow stereotypes; isn't speaking against women interested in pursuing AKA or DST is kind of the same thing?
Second, if there is "only one Zeta left", does that really constitute an active chapter? Can there be a "line" when there is only one active? Is this one woman responsible for EVERYTHING a chapter needs to do? I guess I am confused as to how a one-person chapter can exist. If it's fundamentally different because Zeta Phi Beta is an NPHC organization, that's fine. But organizations with even only five or ten members can have a hard time keeping themselves going (my chapter of GSS had this problem and closed after I graduated).
If a member of ZPhiB can or cares to comment on my questions regarding a one-person chapter, please do. If it's not a logistics issue and rather a proprietary issue, I apologize.
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I'm not speaking against them. I want to feel comfortable knowing that I'll have a bond with the people who are pledging because they are pledging for the same reason I am. Not because its the "biggest" sorority or "prettiest" sorority. Also, the aka's at my school aren't really friendly and even if I try to avoid using that stereotype, its hard because they act stuck up. In addition, I want to avoid the AKA vs Delta controversy