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The long and the short of it is, women are being marginalized. Our needs are being ignored. Almost all of the sorority national officers have given in to a minute minority at the expense of the majority, who are too intimidated, for fear of being bullied or ostracized, to voice their concerns. And just like in the Wyoming Kappa case, these decisions were made at the council level, not in an open forum where the majority vote would determine the outcome. Most of us have had sorority sisters who are lesbians. There was/ still is no issue with that, because those sisters are women, and there is no safety risk. Allowing men, even those claiming to identify as women, into our sororities puts our female sisters safety at risk, and that is wrong. What was a safe haven for women is not anymore. And you have to ask yourself why do our national councils think this is okay? Wouldn’t allowing men as members violate Title IX( as it should for sports, but that is another thread for another day).
And Clemsongirl, your post is a great illustration why sisters are reluctant to speak out.
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