Law School Discussion

HBCU: Honestly, I don't know.

I can say right now that I wouldn't.

That's sad BLK.  I would LOVE to go to Howard.  But also coming from the other end, Black Greeks at HBCUs already feel like a lot of black folks at white schools have "sold out."  There's an HBCU only 10 minutes from my campus, and they don't want to work with the Black Greeks at my school on community service projects or forums.  It's more like...you do your thing OVER THERE, and we'll do ours OVER HERE.   

That's just DISGUSTING...

Luckily, I don't know what they do about line names because I never see the frat boys wearing line shirts. 

There are a NUMBER of blacks in white fraternities and sororities on my campus.  (For example, Delta Zeta, with the colors pink and green, has a black girl in it.  I was disgusted when someone rolled up on me and had the nerve to ask if she was in MY sorority.)  All of the black folks look alike around here I guess. 

Now beyond that, there is always a division between Black Greeks and Blacks in White Greek Organizations.  How can you NOT see the issue with using "No Timbs or Fubu allowed?!?!?!"  While trying to bridge this gap, they lose a sense of who they are and assimilate.  And another thing, why do WHITE GREEKS ALWAYS want BLACK GREEKS to teach them a step?  I always felt like they considered us to be their little minstrel-show-entertainment.  It's hard to bridge a gap when...well...you work with white people who encounter such black males and females in their Greek organizations that THINK the way this young man did.  They assume that you're like this guy, Davie boy, and ole Kisha in Phi Mu or Tri Delta.  And all they know about YOUR organization is that you know how to step--which doesn't have anything to do with what you stand for and what your organization represents nationally.

Nevermind...  

I've seen it twice, and it just didn't do anything for me.  Frankly, I didn't understand.

Selling your soul will get you nowhere in life. 

Sad, sad, sad.