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I've read this thread and a similar one to it. I don't quite understand the reluctance or refusal to engage with non-BGLO members about general information that can be helpful in possibly opening vistas of understanding. This topic, in a sense, does transcend the "cultural" differences and touches upon historcal and psychological/ emotional issues that we as African Americans and others deal with, often in a reactionary manner.
It is strange to me that BGLO members would be in this particular forum,GC, and be so defensive about questions posed in this and other threads. It seems to me that we sometimes want the advantages and benefits of an multicultural society and yet don't want the responsibilities and possible challenges that come with it.
"The value of our Fraternity is not in numbers but in men, in real brotherhood."
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