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If there was a way to prove it, then you'd have just cause to go at them for unfair hiring practices.
There is no reason you should be rejected based on a legal affiliation, one which if viewed properly, would actually strengthen your chances rather than hurt them.
Being in a sorority or fraternity shows you have social skills, are able to work well with others, are familiar with working within an organization ..etc.
Whomever rules that out is blinded by preconceived notions...
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