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I guess what I find problematic is the slant of the rules that they give. It is all about appearance and nothing about substance. As a part of a celebration of women's history, it offers no examination of what the BGL sororities have meant to both the women's rights movement and the civil rights movement. To me, it is a problematic, two-dimensional representation.
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