To quickly revisit the "proud to be a black or white sorority"...everyone should be proud of their organizations no matter the ethnicity. The founders of all these organizations saw a need for what they did.
The "traditional NPC" sororities were founded by women who saw that women were not being treated as equals and not allowed to join the mens fraternities. The founders of the black organizations saw the same problems facing themselves.
These founders stood up for themselves and for thier "fellow kind" (I mean women, black women, black men, Jews, Asians, Latinos, etc.) and established groups to fit their needs.
These organizations are now open to all ethnicities and anyone belonging to them should be proud to be affiliated with an organiztion that stands for taking an initiative against injustices that they see.
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