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I also have an ls who was born a Muslim. One of my dearest Sorors, my sands and number from another School recently converted to Islam and is still an active Soror.
I believe that it is an individual decision whether to continue to be active or not to be active, to pledge or not to pledge. For most people it does not take away from who they are or their relationship with GOD/ALLAH, but for some, they feel that it does, so they cease to be active. Quite frankly these are the people who pledge for the wrong reasons (i.e. I like the colors, They throw phat parties, They are some baaad steppers, I like their image, etc.). When these same people begin to identify with themselves outside of the Sorority or Fraternity, they no longer see a relationship or bond with it, therefore, their reasons to be active cease.
Ima leave you with something to ponder...Does the organiZation make you or do you make the organiZation?
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Hybrid Mode
