Moms Sororiti describes in detail the rush procedure

Sororities at the University of Alabama were formally integrated in 2013. year, although the Panhelenic Association remains predominantly white. According to the newspaper of the University Crimson WhiteWhite students accounted for about 89 percent of potential new members, but consisted of about 85 percent of the UA’s undergraduate population. Approximately 1.3 percent of the black PNM, which ended the recruitment process, “higher rate from any other racial group” Crimson White noted.

Bama Rush Briefly enters the history of divine 9, which are nine historical historical African American organizations, including Alpha Kappa Alpha, the first African American guarantee in the order of Sorority.

Ryan, who is Biracial, explained why she decided to rush outside the Divine 9.

“Being in D9 Sorority, I feel like there is a history link you need to have,” Ryan shares. “Even if I got more comfortable who I was in a racial sense, I still feel like I wouldn’t stand me. I think I would have accepted me, but I wouldn’t accept myself so I could accept myself.”

However, Ryan noticed that he was engaged in microaggers, while one of the doctors were presented PNM, Mikalia MillerIt opens around the fight to be choosing women.

“Everyone is just looking at you if you have any color in yourself,” Mikalia says. “It’s just uncomfortable, I guess.”