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Originally Posted by KSigAdvisor
Those "umbrellas" are a legal fallacy, and are only legal at PRIVATE institutions. FGCU can't force fraternities to be under a Greek umbrella any more than they can force a religious organization to be under a religious council umbrella. Treating Greeks differently is discrimination. And forcing all greeks through the same discriminatory process doesn't make it constitutional. some people operate under teh assumption that this "umbrella" is legal and necessary to "enforce rules." We don't, that's it.
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Yes, but campus religious organizations also will not keep out people not of their faith. greek orginzations are treated differently, because they are run differently. they are exclusinary by nature. By requiring it to be part of an umbrella, they are really recognizing the umbrella organization. By doing so, they are recognizing a group that theroetically any male student can be a member of. Perfect example of the difference between IFC and individual organization is the mutually exclusive nature of them.
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