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Originally posted by DeltaSigStan
My chapter is more diverse (no disrespect) than the multicultural fraternities (but not sororities) on campus, so I'll go head and say we're multicultural, mostly because we do make more of an effort to recruit members of different cultures than the rest of IFC, IMHO.
We were also the first national fraternity to be open to members of any race, religion or color (It's actually up for debate with TKE, but we were one of the first.)
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Well it sounds like you have a diverse chapter, not necessarily a multicultural fraternity. A multicultural fraternity/sorority usually has programming and member education centered around cultural and ethnic awareness.