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Originally Posted by 33girl
The absolute impossibility of NPHC and NPC joining up has ZERO to do with race...unless Black people have a gene that made them create sororities that rush/acquire members the way NPHC groups so. If any of the NPHC sororities decided to drop that model, NPC would tell them come on in. They're huge!! They'd be crazy not to! I'm pretty sure the smallest NPHC group absolutely dwarfs (dwarves?) the largest NPC group.
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With deference to DrPhil's answer above, I again, offer my explanation on this point.
First and foremost NPHC orgs focus is service, not social. My understanding is that the NPC is the opposite. Correct me if I am wrong. Not only is the NPHC focus service, it targets a specific community - the AfAm community. Do we serve others and do others gain from our service? Sure they do. Again, to really understand the true purpose of the NPHC you must understand the crucial reasons why we were founded. We were founded to help resolve issues in the AfAm community, so in this respect it is about race.
Joining a NPHC org (and for any other org) should not be about how you join, but why you join and what you do once you are a member. If you feel that a particular GLO fits what you want to do, join. If not KIM.