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Originally Posted by Rumi_Sonqo98
I agree.. We must not look at the differences. I am in local Afro-Latino fraternity and i have been asking every member from every org the same question. Why are we fighting against each other? Why are we trying to get rid of each other? The only answer i got is it's competition. I understand that we are in different orgs but our goals are still the same.
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I just wanted to respond to this. We (all of our organizations) need to do a better job of educating our members, particularly at the undergraduate level, on how to have pride in your own organization without putting others down. I often wish undergraduate members of the various LGLOs could see what it's like to be on the alumni side of things. I've met some outstanding individuals from other LGLOs in my professional life, and our LGLO membership is a common bond that we share. I'm always thrilled when I find out that an associate is a member of a fellow Latino fraternity or sorority.
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