It is true what Prof. Moore said about race not being prevalent. One gene of millions is not enough to segregate upon. I fear that Mr. Terry neglected the cause of racism, and all but openly embraced it through his personal tangent. But, just as members of fraternities do not carry themselves as a respectful college student, neither do many persons who live in dorms or off campus. How one acts is a personal issue, just as where one lives, eats and hangs out.
People find safety and solitude in groups.
These groups can range from social fraternities and sororities, to service fraternities, to academic fraternities, to gangs, to groups whose bonds form in hallways of dormitories. Wherever one chooses to seek their refuge is up to them. I encourage all to find where they are most comfortable, because if one never feels comfortable, then they will miss out on what the university has to offer them. Perhaps I took Mr. Terry's article all wrong. I stress, though, that we are all individuals, and we should all be judged and respected as such.