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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My guess is that not ashamed but that her daughter might be going through it (emotionally) and she is too, by proxy.[/quote]

Or she didn't feel comfortable sharing anymore.  It's anonymous, but I know my daughter would not have reacted kindly to a post like this.

To the poster who made the comment about being a leader or a follower, that's not really a fair representation.  There are some that want you to look, act and pose a certain way (and it's not about being a "proper lady") and there are others that accept people for who they are. Chose wisely![/quote]

Agree. People like Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Doris Kearns Goodwin were in sororities.[/quote]

I notice you cited examples from a time when the sororities those ladies were in were all-white as a rule. How very interesting. I guess it was all great to have closely-guarded segregation as long as the graduates did well, huh? [/quote]

Please research the "Divine Nine."  Most women of color choose one of those amazing, impactful, life-long associations, over Kappa Omega Whatever, as would I if I were a POC. Though, most of the "historically all-white" sororities now care deeply about recruiting women of color, though it's a tough sell when better options are available. [/quote]

Do the historically Black sororities and fraternities accept white students?  Would white students be welcomed?[/quote]

Oh stop [/quote]

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