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Originally Posted by what2do08
well let me start out with some background info about me...Im puerto rican and dominican im from the Bronx N.Y. where i grew up was right in the middle of two cultures on one block was the srtong latin infused sounds and on the next block was the strong influence of hiphop i chose hiphop i love the music the culture all of it but i am very proud of my latin roots but i see hiphop as my home and my latin roots as my view of life but any way i always wanted to pledge a frat but never realy knew the story or how exactly it worked my cousin's fiance would take me to step shows when i was younger and that when i felt like when i got to college i want to join a brotherhood like that i currently go to a community college but next year because of scholarship oppertunities i plan on going to a historicaly black school my girlfriend goes to one now and when i go to visit i was there for a probate and felt like i cant wait until the next year to join a frat my girlfriend asked me can i join if im not black i never realy thought about it til now i dont know what to do i mean i feel like i can relate to any one and i see past color so the thought of me not being black as an issue never came acrossed my mind...
so basically can i? and if so do you think i would be truning my back on my latino roots? 
someone please give me some feed back and thatks |
I'm mad that this is one looooooong sentence
No NPHC fraternity is going to bar membership based on race. As long as your goals align with the organization's, you won't be "turning your back" on your Latino roots. I'm African-American in a Latino frat, but I haven't turned my back on anything. I still educate myself on my own culture, and you can do the same.
And I agree with EW. You're never going to get into a university if you think that "paragraph" is proper English.
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