White Fraternity/Sororities vs NPHC

P/Rettyboyblue from Greensboro, NC · Apr 2006

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Gotta Rep for the P/R's, cause "its a long long long road into da Pershing land!!!!!!!!". But we have alot of people that do go greek, and alot that dont'. P.S. Congrats to my LB, my #6 that just crossed into the Mu Psi Chapter of Omega Psi Phi #13 Locked and Loaded!!!!

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P/Rettyboyblue from Greensboro, NC · Apr 2006

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I have a question for the greeks in the room. How do you all view such non d9 orgs? Its just a question I've been meaning to ask.

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XP1988 · Apr 2006

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P/Rettyboyblue wrote:
I have a question for the greeks in the room. How do you all view such non d9 orgs? Its just a question I've been meaning to ask.

Go back a few pages and you'll find that it was already a topic made about that.

P/Rettyboyblue from Greensboro, NC · Apr 2006

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Ok good looking X

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Soundcheck 1898 · Apr 2006

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blkwebman1919 wrote:
WileECoyote06 wrote:
BGem09 wrote:
mochabonnie wrote:
First of all, if a person (white or otherwise) is already a member of an IFC or NPC frat/sorority, they cannot join an NPHC frat/sorority, and vice versa.
Actually, at the University I attend (not HBCU) females that are in NPC sorority's can join NPHC sorority's and vice versa. I'm not sure about males but I'm pretty sure its the same.
How so? Give us a concrete example. For many BGLO's if you hold membership in any social greek letter organization, you will not be allowed to join. And if you do slip through the cracks and they find out, you can be expelled from that organization. I hope you're not getting IFC/PHC orgs mixed up with honorary organizations or social fellowships that sometimes pledge like KK Psi, Phi Mu Alpha, Pershing Rifles, Beta Nu Rho, etc...

Actually, the "honorary" in the formal name of my org does not have the usual connotation; here it refers to the fact that it is an "honor to be selected to serve". Although we are not a social but a service org, we do have a MIP process just as most other GLOs. There is no shortcut (or back door) into the Psi... Cool

Gatekeeper1906 from Chicago, IL · Sep 2007

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I am a Proud Member of Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fraternity Inc It. and also a Proud member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. I don't see the issue with a White Fraternity. I'm in a unique perspective because not only is Alpha Phi Omega is a white fraternity but it also is a co-ed fraternity so it has male and female members as well. But I pledged Mississippi Valley State University while in undergrad and the other chapter's around us Grambling,Dillard, Jackson State are all black so we really don't see the white and the female fraternity members until we would go to Regionals or Nationals. So if you wen't to any of pur chapters at are at HBCU'S you wouldn't even think they we was an White Fratenity. I guess it depends on where your at I guess.

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