I know, I know, APO isn't QUITE the same thing. . .BUT. . .
My mom, the old school Delta, was cool with me choosing APO. . .she also knew deep down that I could still pursue another org if I wanted down the road.
My friends knew that I would rep APO to the fullest, and I did. . .that helped start a trend on my campus. Folks in APO, particularly minorities, got along really well with BGLO's.
Of course I meet strangers:
"My son's an Alpha, too!"
"A-PHI!"
"Roo!"
"I see that you are a Que, what is Greek life like at GU?"
I think I got more questions than flack. . .like Eirene said, people knew that I was going to do whatever I wanted to do.
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Originally posted by PotentialPledge
I was wodnering if any of the African Americans on the board got any flack for joining a GLO that wasnt a part of the divine nine? Some guys and I are starting TKE, and my parents are giving me 100% support, but they always thought I would join one of the black fraternities.
Matt
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