Can someone show us diversity in the nine historicall
by: Can’t find itCan someone please show us diversity in the nine historically African American fraternities and sororities, commonly called the Divine Nine, and also referred to as Black Greek Letter Organizations?
Commentby: uhOct 26, 2023 6:10:02 PM
Jigaboos and Wannabes are a staple of d9 and hbcu's. Everybody knows this.
Jigaboos yappin at the Wannabes, "yo eyes are blue, but you ain’t white. Your hair is straight because you pressed it last night!"
Wannabes clammer back with, "Who wants a jigaboo? Why don’t you check the local zoo, because we spent the other day at the local zoo, it had a big nappy beast and it looked like you, and when we looked up at the cage it said Jigaboo, yeah when we looked up at the cage it said Jigaboo."
Pretty damn relevant.
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#14 by: Jo
What percent of white people actually are interested in rushing African American fraternities? In comparison there are more minorities wanting to rush traditional Greek fraternities. This comparison doesn’t reflect the minorities turned down from especially the big 4 frats.
by: Moot Oct 24, 2023 8:35:25 PM
@Jo
Moot point. The foundation of the post is diversity. Fact is indisputable. There is very little if any, diversity in the historically black fraternities and sororities.
Facts are facts.
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by: OMGudnessOct 24, 2023 8:46:40 PM
Uh, I'm pretty sure "diversity" means all black people all the time everywhere.
That means blacks steadily invading (and ultimately ruining) all white spaces while no white people being permitted in black spaces.
Got dat honkey? You wanna complain, I say you rayciss!
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by: BruhOct 25, 2023 7:50:27 PM
Ur racism is showing
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