Less popular sororities

[DSTCHAOS]

Originally Posted by Elephant Walk

Would you deny that there's a significant income gap between whites and different races...remember if you say no, you'd be going against your Marxism.

It isn't my Marxism.

DUH. The obvious gap between blacks and whites is why I brought up race in that "south" thread when someone celebrated the social class divide. You get it now but didn't get it then and accused me of bringing race into something that had nothing to do with race. But here you are--I guess it's okay because whites can bring up race whenever and however without being accused of irrationally playing the "race card."

However, none of what you're typing about now really has to do with what your posts were initially about. You're struggling to bring the attention away from bigotry and address social issues. LOL. Nice try.

Originally Posted by Elephant Walk

I do recall one minority being in a top tier sorority, as I think about it. She went to one of the top high schools in the state and is very, very wealthy.

So did the fraternity men shun the sorority or not? That's what we're typing about now because you brought this to the forefront.

[Elephant Walk]

Originally Posted by DSTCHAOS

However, none of what you're typing about now really has to do with what your posts were initially about. You're struggling to bring the attention away from bigotry and address social issues. LOL. Nice try.

Absolutely opposite. I pointed straight to bigotry and social issues. Maybe read what I wrote, discussing the gap between races and so forth...I would consider that bigotry and social issues, no?

So did the fraternity men shun the sorority or not? That's what we're typing about now because you brought this to the forefront.

As I said before, yes. They were not doing well before because they lacked tradition and connections. They are too new of a sorority. Because they lacked these things, they made rush decisions which were not things the fraternity system looked upon as good, it sent them much lower. This is a personal example obviously, but I would think that this has happened at many other campuses.

[DSTCHAOS]

Originally Posted by Elephant Walk

Absolutely opposite. I pointed straight to bigotry and social issues. Maybe read what I wrote, discussing the gap between races and so forth...I would consider that bigotry and social issues, no?

LOL. Not the way you brought up the issue. You're horrible at backsliding.

Originally Posted by Elephant Walk

As I said before, yes. They were not doing well before because they lacked tradition and connections. They are too new of a sorority. Because they lacked these things, they made rush decisions which were not things the fraternity system looked upon as good, it sent them much lower. This is a personal example obviously, but I would think that this has happened at many other campuses.

Soooo...the fraternity shunned the sorority because...they pledged a black woman who is from a wealthy background. Okay...so that's a race effect that can't be disguised. You said it is tradition. Now what?