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Originally posted by Drolefille
I know I said that the school considered it so, I also tried to establish many a time that I know that this isn't the case, at the same time I've seen discussions on here where NPHC members said that they weren't sure they'd be ok with a white person joining and that though they'd never met a white soror if they did, they'd want to question them or wouldn't consider them truly part of the sorority. This is individual and not institutional but obviously discrimination still exists in every facet of life, sadly sometimes even in Greek Life.
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I hear you.
I will admit it took me awhile to fully embrace my White sorors. But now I do with no problem--at least those that are working for the sorority (but then I don't embrace any soror that are not working.)
But the funny thing is I never had a problem embracing those of other ethnicities from jump. Maybe it was a person of color thing. Go figure.
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