I see it more as how various people identify themselves. Some Latinos or Asians identify themselves by culture first, then by religion. Some Gay, Lesbian, or Bisexual people would identify themselves by their sexual orientation first, then religion. Those in a Christian fraternity or sorority most likely identify themselves by their faith first, then by their culture or whatever. I really don't see the conflict.
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