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Drop

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I’m not entirely sure what was posted and I don’t really know the entire dynamic of your sorority but I’d recommend doing one of the following. First, if it’s only a few members of your organization I would bring it to someone on the eboard. I know you said they haven’t done anything but I didn’t know if you had actually raised the concern with them. If you have close friends in your organization or any else in the organization who recognizes that what was posted was problematic then maybe bring this issue to the eboard as a united front so it’s not just something the eboard can sweep under the rug. Also, I don’t know if this is an option for you because I don’t know if you’re in a local or national, but if you have an alumni advisor or some kind of National rep that would listen to you about this issue that could be a place to go if your eboard is not helpful. If after that nothing is done and you still feel unsafe, another option would be to drop/disaffiliate. Obviously this is your decision and you’d have to weigh the pros and cons of dropping. I will say that it’s entirely unfair that you would drop because you feel unsafe and not the girls who made you feel unsafe to begin with but if you really feel unsafe it might be the best thing for your well being and you shouldn’t have to pay dues to be a part of a sorority that doesn’t stand up for one of its own members. A less extreme option would be to take a semester off. I know some sororities have a semi-active or inactive option where you don’t pay full dues or any dues for the semester and are essentially not a member just for a temporary period. If your sorority allows that it could give you time to think about whether staying with this sorority is what you want to do. I think it’s horrible that you don’t feel safe and welcome in your sorority so I hope whatever happens, you find a place to does.