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Originally Posted by Kevin
That may be some weird state law, but I don't believe that's the case. The law review article above talks about a transitioned alumna (former alumnus) of a fraternity who is active, donates and is bequeathing her seven-figure estate to the fraternity. It is very clear that she is still a member in good standing.
I think what you're saying is a wives' tale, but maybe you have something to support it?
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No, not a wives tale, assumption on my part...if you're tasked by your doctor to live as a woman, why would you stay active in an organization that the rest of the world views as one for men only? You can donate to a group without being a member. It says that she doesn't support her brothers in person and that her estate is in her pre-transition name. I would hardly call that being in
good standing as who she is today.