[WhatWouldReaganDo]

Those fraternities exist because traditionally, there was no way in hell anyone who wasn’t white was getting into a fraternity. When I went into the greek system in Oklahoma in the 1980s, there were no Asians, no Hispanics, no blacks allowed in any of the longstanding fraternities. I wasn’t prepared for the level of racism I saw, but it was brutal. It totally ruined what I had been brought up to believe was going to be a great time of life.

Exaggerate much?. I went to OU in the 80s, and my fraternity (founded in 1850) included Asian, Native American, Iranian, and Lebanese members. I did have a Hispanic pledge brother who didn't stick with it, but he was a bit of an oddball.

[arbitrary.squid]

There were fraternities that weren’t racist, but there were ones that were. I went through the greek system at OU and OSU in the 80s and saw good and bad.