VH1 Sorority Sisters

[als463]

Most of the ladies on the show sounded as though they crossed at HBCUs. In the NPHC world, is it more or less respected to say you crossed at an HBCU? Is it considered harder to cross at an HBCU? I'm only asking for clarification in areas that members of the NPHC GLOs can share--I'm not asking for any secrets.

[DrPhil]

als463, you know this thread is not going to become an NPHC Q&A or tutorial.

[als463]

Originally Posted by DrPhil

als463, you know this thread is not going to become an NPHC Q&A or tutorial.

I apologize if it came off that way. If there is anything that can be answered regarding the HBCUs, that would be great. If not, I respectfully understand as I would not want to be rude.

[StealthMode]

Originally Posted by als463

In the NPHC world, is it more or less respected to say you crossed at an HBCU?

It depends on who you ask.

Is it considered harder to cross at an HBCU?

It depends on the sorority/chapter and what you consider "hard." Not trying to be deliberately vague, there are just truly no blanket answers to those questions.

There's a campaign to boycott all companies that advertise during the show to make it so that airing SS causes VH1 to lose ad dollars. It's working - Carmex, Hallmark, and the maker of the Selma movie have all announced they are pulling their commercials from VH1 (at least during that time slot) to distance themselves from the show.

[als463]

Originally Posted by StealthMode

It depends on who you ask.

It depends on the sorority/chapter and what you consider "hard." Not trying to be deliberately vague, there are just truly no blanket answers to those questions.

There's a campaign to boycott all companies that advertise during the show to make it so that airing SS causes VH1 to lose ad dollars. It's working - Carmex, Hallmark, and the maker of the Selma movie have all announced they are pulling their commercials from VH1 (at least during that time slot) to distance themselves from the show.

I don't think you are being vague at all. I really appreciate you answering that question as I did not want to step on anyone's toes or be disrespectful/ rude. I always wondered that because I have friends from both HBCU and non-HBCU chapters. I saw the campaign all over FB about it.

I mentioned to a friend of mine who is a Que that you would think people would be smart enough not to assume every member of XYZ acts a certain way. He laughed and said, "Yeah. You would hope people would be smart enough to realize that but, they aren't. That's why people are upset." There were a few ladies on there who didn't seem to really make a name for themselves in a bad way. I am interested to see how the rest of the season plays out or if they will even finish airing it due to the backlash.