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First off I want to hi to everyone, and thank you for all your comments. This is an interesting topic. Being a Black man in a Fraternity founded by Educated White Males, I will say this.... Many fraternities have atleast one black person in them, or mixed of some variation. I believe it will be like that will all GLO not because they want it to happen, but because it will be law. Just as the term pledge has been challenged and changed my most organizations so will the racial differences. I believe the first step into doing so is to get rid of the term BGLO, GLO, and others and just say what it is. A Fraternity based on ideals to make the individual a better person to the community and to the school. I believe if there is a need to be different then let it be for what we stand for and the different ideals that are founders have set before us. That in my opinion is segregated enough.
Fraternally,
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