Gosh I made a post to another thread re: the P&G thing. I should have been posting in here. As a true Alpha Woman. I understand a lot about the Coleman connection. There is a true bond there. My best friend is a Delta and I see what it means to her. But for some others there are some dimensions to it that I think they are not willing to admit. Yes (as an outsider) I see some type of ownership of the Ques some Deltas feel they must have when it comes to other sororities. Kinda like a "na na na na na - we've got the Ques" type thing, and thats cool with me. As I said in my other post, all fraternities (even some white ones) took (and take)very good care of me and my sorors. Not to mention, I have loved an Omega man for the past 7 years. In fact we met at a step show and he asked for a hug and at first I'd refused him because I didn't know him. It had nothing to do with Omega vs. Alpha. Well, he told me that it shouldn't matter because we were both greek, and he was right. Some of the younger greeks don't have that love for the NPHC. Its possible to have pride. I brag about the Alpha Nation on a regular.I'm Alpha Kappa Alpha to the core, I bleed pink and green, but if I see a Que on the street he will get much love. So is it okay for an AKA to call a Que bruh? Only the Ques can answer that question for me. I don't refer to any frat as bruh. Thats just my choice. But I also don't spaz if some frat refers to me as soror either as long as they are stepping to me in a correct way and not trying to hate.
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