More Black students joining Latino Greek organizations

[DSTCHAOS]

Originally Posted by TotallyWicked

think alot has to do with Blacks and latinos growing up together, I know growing up and going to elementary schoos where the population was 96% latino, the Black students really had to befriend their Latino classmates. Alot of dominantly Black schools also have a good number of Latinos attending, that crosses over to College life, especially if someone attends a PWI.

This must be regional.

[TotallyWicked]

Originally Posted by DSTCHAOS

This must be regional.

I don't think so, I saw this ALOT at NY, and I am speaking coming from a Chicago upbringing, which everyone knows is a very segregated city.

[DSTCHAOS]

Originally Posted by TotallyWicked

I don't think so, I saw this ALOT at NY, and I am speaking coming from a Chicago upbringing, which everyone knows is a very segregated city.

It's about cities with large immigrant populations. Such cities are generally found in certain regions of the country.

[TotallyWicked]

how do you take cities in the SW and NY, Latino-wise, share more 2nd,3rd, 4th generation Latinos being grouped with Blacks, living in the same neighborhoods? Immigration populations aren't always the determining factor, alot has to do with second class citizenship