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Old 09-01-2009, 06:33 PM
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Culturally based GLOs

This is a legitimate question, and I have no intention of offending people. But this is something I have always wondered and have not been able to understand. What is the whole reason behind culturally based GLOs and "multicultural" GLOs? What caused them to be created, instead of people joining existing organizations. I do understand the reasoning behind NPHC and Jewish based GLOs, because they were founded in times of rampant racism and joining another fraternity wasn't an option. Can somebody please clarify for me please?
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