This is so important: after all, if sororities weren’t exclusive, there would be no drama and therefore, no Rushtok. But the decisions about who is included and who isn’t included — not to mention the many college women who can’t or won’t even try to play the game — are so rooted in American attitudes toward race, class, and gender that we absolutely need to think more about the entire phenomenon.
This is so important: after all, if sororities weren’t exclusive, there would be no drama and therefore, no Rushtok. But the decisions about who is included and who isn’t included — not to mention the many college women who can’t or won’t even try to play the game — are so rooted in American attitudes toward race, class, and gender that we absolutely need to think more about the entire phenomenon.
This is so important: after all, if sororities weren’t exclusive, there would be no drama and therefore, no Rushtok. But the decisions about who is included and who isn’t included — not to mention the many college women who can’t or won’t even try to play the game — are so rooted in American attitudes toward race, class, and gender that we absolutely need to think more about the entire phenomenon.