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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What does this even mean?

Yes, Caucasian males attend W&M.[/quote]

I was in a sorority and it was very obvious who were bros and who weren’t. Not all guys that play sports, are in fraternities, or live in Clarendon (https://www.arlnow.com/2015/05/04/clarendon-named-one-of-the-12-bro-iest-neighborhoods-in-u-s/) are bros. But it’s a vibe - one more likely to be found in sports or fraternities. Also, it’s not a “caucasian” thing, which tells me everything I need to know about you.[/quote]

Everyone I know IRL when asked this same question names 3 or 4 famous white men. That’s literally all they have in common as far as I can see. They don’t work in the same fields or even live in the same neighborhoods.

So your post and links just confirms to me how pointless this term is. Just like calling all white women Karens.[/quote]

Well what's funny in that link is that they mention Georgetown grads "So, you just graduated from [b]Georgetown[/b] and got yourself a job where your boss isn’t also the guy sitting across from you at Thanksgiving dinner. Congrats. Now, where do you go to rock your Vineyard Vines, drink craft beer, and live with your college lacrosse teammate? ...."

UVA/WM not even mentioned.  Lmaof[/quote]

and continues:
. It’s where all the fresh-outta-school bros show off the extra cash before moving to Manhattan work in finance and be closer to family in Connecticut.[/quote]

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