Black sororities

Anonymous wrote:

Thanks for replying, but I was just asking out of curiousity.......Why is DST more appealing to women? It hasn't changed my mind, I'm still gonna pledge what I want to pledge. To me, both the sororities are the same and they do the same thing. If u look on both their websites they both basically have the same five target areas. They both support the black community and education and diseases that affect us. The difference is only in how they do this. Neither one is better that the other. So why do more women pledge DST in your opinion?

J-LIVE wrote:

SpelmanPearl wrote:

J-LIVE wrote:

What ever you do, be prepared to get HIT...... Opps, did I say that outloud? Just remember this phrase, "Get in the CUT"

^^^Nonsense... PURE ignorance Don't worry about who is joining what sorority and why. If you base your opinions on that, you're not ready. Just find what works for you. It may not be AKA or DST.

Anonymous wrote:

Thanks for replying, but I was just asking out of curiousity.......Why is DST more appealing to women? It hasn't changed my mind, I'm still gonna pledge what I want to pledge. To me, both the sororities are the same and they do the same thing. If u look on both their websites they both basically have the same five target areas. They both support the black community and education and diseases that affect us. The difference is only in how they do this. Neither one is better that the other. So why do more women pledge DST in your opinion?

Miss_Choklit wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Thanks for replying, but I was just asking out of curiousity.......Why is DST more appealing to women? It hasn't changed my mind, I'm still gonna pledge what I want to pledge. To me, both the sororities are the same and they do the same thing. If u look on both their websites they both basically have the same five target areas. They both support the black community and education and diseases that affect us. The difference is only in how they do this. Neither one is better that the other. So why do more women pledge DST in your opinion?

Where did you get that silly idea that more people want to pledge DST? I mean ya'll chill'ren crack me up going by assumptions and not getting to know the real thing!!!! You are talking as if you researched EVERY Delta Sigma Theta, Inc. chapter and line and are on some type of welcoming committee!

Anonymous wrote:

Miss_Choklit wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Thanks for replying, but I was just asking out of curiousity.......Why is DST more appealing to women? It hasn't changed my mind, I'm still gonna pledge what I want to pledge. To me, both the sororities are the same and they do the same thing. If u look on both their websites they both basically have the same five target areas. They both support the black community and education and diseases that affect us. The difference is only in how they do this. Neither one is better that the other. So why do more women pledge DST in your opinion?

Where did you get that silly idea that more people want to pledge DST? I mean ya'll chill'ren crack me up going by assumptions and not getting to know the real thing!!!! You are talking as if you researched EVERY Delta Sigma Theta, Inc. chapter and line and are on some type of welcoming committee!

SpelmanPearl wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Thanks for replying, but I was just asking out of curiousity.......Why is DST more appealing to women? It hasn't changed my mind, I'm still gonna pledge what I want to pledge. To me, both the sororities are the same and they do the same thing. If u look on both their websites they both basically have the same five target areas. They both support the black community and education and diseases that affect us. The difference is only in how they do this. Neither one is better that the other. So why do more women pledge DST in your opinion?

That's a strong assumption there.... more appealing or more accepting? We don't know. But don't disrespect my sorority or DST by saying "they're the same." That shows, more than anything, you haven't done your research. If you base your statements simply off what you've seen on our national websites, you haven't done your research. The fact that you use the word "pledge" so freely shows that you haven't done your research. The fact that you ASSUME the sorority you choose would accept you shows that you haven't done your research. Nobody can tell you which sorority is "better," it comes down to what is a better match for YOU. That's 100% subjective. Realize that neither AKA or DST have membership drives... we are not in competition for the most members. Figure out what you want in a sorority and then determine if one of the chapters on your campus complements that. If you're trying to be down just for some letters, press on...

Ninepearls wrote:

SpelmanPearl wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Thanks for replying, but I was just asking out of curiousity.......Why is DST more appealing to women? It hasn't changed my mind, I'm still gonna pledge what I want to pledge. To me, both the sororities are the same and they do the same thing. If u look on both their websites they both basically have the same five target areas. They both support the black community and education and diseases that affect us. The difference is only in how they do this. Neither one is better that the other. So why do more women pledge DST in your opinion?

That's a strong assumption there.... more appealing or more accepting? We don't know. But don't disrespect my sorority or DST by saying "they're the same." That shows, more than anything, you haven't done your research. If you base your statements simply off what you've seen on our national websites, you haven't done your research. The fact that you use the word "pledge" so freely shows that you haven't done your research. The fact that you ASSUME the sorority you choose would accept you shows that you haven't done your research. Nobody can tell you which sorority is "better," it comes down to what is a better match for YOU. That's 100% subjective. Realize that neither AKA or DST have membership drives... we are not in competition for the most members. Figure out what you want in a sorority and then determine if one of the chapters on your campus complements that. If you're trying to be down just for some letters, press on...