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I see how this could indeed be a problem at mostl HBCU's. Zeta Phi hasn't of course experience this either because we don't have a GSS colony on our campus. (by the way the plaque i was referring to is, that in the 80's student activities painted on boards all the sheilds of the organizations that were repesented at the time, GSS was one of them, and they decorate the take-out place). So anyway, I could see how because for example those organizations who are part of the pan-hellenic council aren't co-ed, so there are sororities and bruhs that are "teamed up" and those who are members are considered to be sorors and frat. At some schools the same thing is assumed but official and it doesn't work as smoothly when the organizations are co-ed and the females of GSS sometimes can not look at a female APO to be their bruh and vice versa.
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