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Originally posted by RedHotChiO
Forgive me if I'm wrong here. I've always thought that this was the way that Historically Black sororities thought of themselves. That each one has a unique and distinctive national personality, and when you join you are an "XYZ" for life. It does seem like a good way to think about sororities. You join your sorority for a lifetime, and although we stress that every chapter of a sorority is different, I would like to think that there is some common ground that draws each sister toward our organization.
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Your observation about NPHC is on point.
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