What is the difference between a gang and a fraternity?

Fraternities, surrounded by recruiters and breeders of politicians, aid their sexually violent members into jobs and wealth. Gangs, hounded by cops and highlighted by politicians, aid their violent members into penitentiaries and poverty.

Is fraternity good or bad?

Fraternity and sorority membership helps young men and women cultivate leadership skills, gain a sense of social identity, and learn to play well with others. Fraternity and sorority membership helps young men and women cultivate leadership skills, gain a sense of social identity, and learn to play well with others.

What is the goal of a fraternity?

The Purpose of Fraternity and Sorority Life is to: Strengthen the scholarship of our members. Promote brotherhood and sisterhood. Develop leadership. Engage State College with community service.

What are gang wars?

Definition of gang war : feuding between gangs especially : feuding between groups of gangsters.

What happens during fraternity hazing?

The most frequently reported hazing behaviors among college students involve alcohol consumption, humiliation, isolation, sleep deprivation, and sex acts, a recent Association for the Study of Higher Education report revealed. Jake, a pledge whose story I closely followed for a year, experienced many of these.

How do you join a fraternity?

How to Join a Fraternity

1. Step 1: Be a Male College Student. Fraternities are scholastic organizations that are only open to men.
2. Step 2: Begin Informal Rush.
3. Step 3: Sign Up for Formal Rush.
4. Step 4: Begin Formal Rush.
5. Step 5: Wait for Bid Day.
6. Step 6: Sign the Bid.
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Why are frats so bad?

Factor in the prevalence of sexual assault at fraternity houses—two different studies found that fraternity men are more likely to commit sexual assault than other men in college—and you’ll see that fraternities are not places for women to visit. They’re places for potential (sometimes unwilling) sex partners.

Do fraternities make money?

One way in which fraternities and sororities make money is by collecting member dues from those who join. A common misconception many students have is that joining a fraternity or sorority is too expensive and burdensome on a student’s finances.

Is there a double standard for gangs and fraternities?

Attacking gangs wielding the faces of their victims versus attacking and defacing the victims of fraternities. Defending death sentences for violent gang boys versus defending the life of privileged denial for violent frat men. This double standard is both racist and elitist. After all, the stereotypical gang boy is poor and non-white.

What is it like to be a frat?

Well psychologically a frat is gang with the mentality of being above laws. They’ve been thugs from horrific initiation, abuse of women whether it’s tormenting those they deem unworthy or gang raping. They are just thugs in preppy clothes.

Is there a double standard for frat men?

The stereotypical frat man is elite and white. And the double standard is sexist, as well. A blinding toxicity of masculinity prevents some Americans from truly caring about the typical victim of sexual assault on college campuses in the way they care about the victim of urban violence.