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I know people who have definitely changed after they have become greek. I remember when a couple of my friends were interested in a BGLO. They ended up making it in and go through the pledge process. Before they crossed they were real down to earth and real cool. Now they act like the biggest pimp or player and try to buy in to the fraternities stereotypes in which they did not identify with before they crossed. It seems like after you are done with your process you get caught in the new found so called "fame" and your forget the people who knew u before u became a black greek know the real you. I am interested in greek life I want to say I like what Black fraternities purposes and historical backgrounds but what they represent sometimes freighten me
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