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Originally posted by PiLove
It is true that there are alot of whites in the NPC, but I think it's unfair to label us a strictly "white" sorority or fraternity. In conversations with other sorority girls (multicultural) they always say "white." It bothers because I feel that multicultural/latino/african american sororities promote the idea that we (NPC) wish to exclude minorities wish is totally not the case. In our chapter (small about 20) we have a vietnamese, korean, african american, indian and mexican all represented.

I'm only speaking for myself!

When I refer to NPC sororities as "white" I'm referring to historical pretext not current situations. They are (correct me if I'm wrong) historically white just as ours are historically black. This classifacation doesn't exclude the existence of minorities.

Coincidentially, minority doesn't just refer to Blacks, Asians Latinos, etc. in a White sorority, it goes both ways.