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Originally Posted by Psi U MC Vito
Why does this need to be a fraternity. This seems to put all the focus on the disability then the person IMO.
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Right. After all, people with disabilities have abilities in other ways, and would still make them eligible to rush and be an active member of the traditional greek community.
Plus, I'm sure many of us have members who are disabled in some way and if they are unable to take part in an activity, accommodations are made. Right?
Yeah, I don't see why this need could not be fulfilled via a student club or support group.
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