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Originally Posted by Pledgetrainer
Most chapters are traditionally white, for better or for worse...SAE was started in the Deep South you know. And a little tip for your SAE career: it's a fraternity, not a frat...just a sign of respect for your brotherhood.
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Agreed.
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Originally Posted by CBU Jeff
Diversity would depend on the area. From my experience, the Southern chapters tend to be more traditional (white), but that is not always the case for all of the brothers. Usually chapters get more diverse as you travel north and west (but that is just a guess)
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You're probably correct with this. I haven't been to any of the southern chapters, but I've met plenty of those brothers at leadership school the couple of times I went. The further away from the deep south you get, the more diverse the chapters are likely to get, though I wouldn't claim that to be an absolute rule.
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