African American going through recruitment at Alabama?

[DrPhil]

I know this is not what amIblue? is saying but I'm throwing this out there before the thread goes there:

The OP wants to be in an NPC sorority. She should not come knocking on the NPHC sororities' doors just because she is afraid to try NPC recruitment. That is not the role of NPHC sororities in the 21st century. Besides, if the OP has not brought up the NPHC on her own, it should not be recommended to her. That is insulting and is not how we operate.

[amIblue?]

Originally Posted by DrPhil

I know this is not what amIblue? is saying but I'm throwing this out there before the thread goes there:

The OP wants to be in an NPC sorority. She should not come knocking on the NPHC sororities' doors just because she is afraid to try NPC recruitment. That is not the role of NPHC sororities in the 21st century. Besides, if the OP has not brought up the NPHC on her own, it should not be recommended to her. That is insulting and is not how we operate.

Oh, no, that is definitely not what I was suggesting. If the OP wants to join an NPC group, then I hope she is successful in finding her home. (See my earlier post wishing her well.) I am proud that my organization has sisters of all races and faiths.

I was just trying to give another possible reason for why there are not many AA PNMs at Alabama. It's a complicated situation. It's not just one thing is all I was trying to say.

I have nothing but the highest respect for NPHC organizations, and I would never consider them a "valid alternative" (remember that train wreck) to NPC groups.

Thanks DrPhil, for explaining what I mean.