More minorities join Alabama sororities

[DrPhil]

Is this their "foundation", though? If so, that is problematic.

Perhaps a REAL foundation was established which made this next step possible. If a REAL foundation was established, that is wonderful and that campus needs to know about that foundation so people know this isn't "add a nonwhite person and shut up about it."

[PersistentDST]

Originally Posted by DrPhil

Is this their "foundation", though? If so, that is problematic.

Perhaps a REAL foundation was established which made this next step possible. If a REAL foundation was established, that is wonderful and that campus needs to know about that foundation so people know this isn't "add a nonwhite person and shut up about it."

I'd say it's a start. Although I tend to be a pessimist about some issues, I'll say they are at least trying to do something, instead of calling this an isolated issue and moving on as they have in the past. That's why I think time will tell...

[DrPhil]

This may be a start but it hopefully isn't the foundation.

[PersistentDST]

Originally Posted by DrPhil

This may be a start but it hopefully isn't the foundation.

Oh...you're misunderstanding me. I'm just saying it something...a start. I just didn't use the correct word. Made sense to me in my head lol

[AnchorAlumna]

Originally Posted by DrPhil

Is this their "foundation", though? If so, that is problematic.

Perhaps a REAL foundation was established which made this next step possible. If a REAL foundation was established, that is wonderful and that campus needs to know about that foundation so people know this isn't "add a nonwhite person and shut up about it."

What, in your opinion, would a "REAL foundation" be?

[DrPhil]

Originally Posted by AnchorAlumna

What, in your opinion, would a "REAL foundation" be?

This was discussed in that other thread.

33girl and Munchkin03 are talking about people STAYING members because a foundation has to begin before adding nonwhite members.