Once you join a sorority everyone expects you to always be involved in everything. Pride with a price In general, members of ISU's black sororities are proud of who they are, and what they have achieved. This pride, however, is not without a price. This question of validity is a source of much debate on college campuses and in the black community as a whole. In recent years there have been articles concerning the issue in many prominent magazines such as Black Collegian and Ebony Man.
Every organization does their part to better the community.
Wade shares these sentiments. The black community has special needs and concerns. We have to acknowledge and address the differences in our different communities in order to get passed them. We, as black greek letter organizations are in the position to do more, and we must do as much as we possibly can. Copyright 1996 by the Iowa State Daily Publications Board.