D9 Sororities are much bigger than a particular chapter or campus... So, I still don't get how you can't be "black" enough, but to each her own.
ETA: And with proper research you would have come to understand and know that the 4 D9 sororities DO have mutlicultural histories although they are historically black. I guess you made generalizations based on what you saw in the bubble of your campus.
I think she made a generalization on what she was taught at home.
D9 Sororities are much bigger than a particular chapter or campus... So, I still don't get how you can't be "black" enough, but to each her own.
ETA: And with proper research you would have come to understand and know that the 4 D9 sororities DO have mutlicultural histories although they are historically black. I guess you made generalizations based on what you saw in the bubble of your campus.
I don't understand that either. I am half black and the other half of me is mixed with all types of stuff, most of it Irish. According to my obvious mixed heritage (lightskin and long curly hair, sometimes mistaken for mexican), I have no clue how I pledged a D9 sorority.....
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