Indiana State AKA's and Alpha Phi's


TSUalum05

TSUalum05

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I guess this is apart of their greek week and its called the ebony and ivory greek step show. Where all the black and white sororities and fraternities switch and try to win. Alpha Phi's were founded in 1872 and the IVY LEAF has been the sorority symbol since then. These are all white girls putting on this show. Most of them couldn't dance...

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Me and my wife was discussing something similar to this the other day. My former college and at least one other college UCA in arkansas wouldn't allow the black fraternitys ans sororitys to have step shows unless the white fraternitys and sororities were included,and part of this was requiring the frats and sorors to teach them to step. My first position on todays stepping is it is hard to distinguish one groups style from another with everyone stealing what they like from the other group and secondly stepping is closer to dance routines than hittining the **** hard. there was a time when you could see somebody stepping without nalia on and tell what they were. I can see the school administration asking me to teach some white guys to step, it wouldn't have been pretty because the only way I can teach it is they way I learned it lol. My reason wouldn't have race as an issue at all because I have met some white members of my own frat and thay were cool. My reason is I feel that the school administration see stepping as a type of mintsrel show and it is very insulting to me.
 
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