Racist Fraternity at the University of Oklahoma caught on tape.

I'm confused about comments like these.

It seems as if people that say **** like this think that it's OK and that we should just shrug it off and ignore.

Problem is...I NEVER hear these comments brought up when the target group is anything other than black.

If this story was about gay bashing....somehow I don't think anyone would have came in and said "Gay bashing stil exists? End Sarcasm".

As a black man, I need no constant reminder that racism is alive and running rampant. My brothers are getting slain by the cops on a near daily basis. It's sickening that my life, my son's life, my brothers' lives arenough apparently worthless in the eyes of bigots.

But as a black man whose aware of our history, no matter what goes on in the world around me, I have to still go out and live. If I got mad every time a new racist was exposed, I'd be one angry man.

Until my people really do wake up and see what's going on, nothing will change.

If my prior statement offended anyone, my bad.

Like stated earlier, these guys are future management, owners, and supervisors... I'm more concerned with how I can make my own business so that my people won't be subjected to what we already deal with.

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Am I the only one who thinks its weird how fraternities are so finely segregated. Everyone just plays along with it too. Like you got the hispanic fraternities, the asian fraternities, the white fraternities, the black fraternities, etc.

And if you're actually not racially bias, then you have to actually let people know "this is a multicultural fraternity." I'm not saying it's wrong, but it was always just weird to me.
 
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They have Asian and Hispanic Frats??

Excuse my ignorance I went to college in Georgia from 2002-2007 so Im sure much has changed..... plus im assuming those frats must be predominately on the west coast?
 
Fck is wrong with people, man. People living in the past. Straight sickening how people REALLY believe in this race superiority nonsense. :smh:

All those students should be straight expelled. :smh:



-Drew
 
They have Asian and Hispanic Frats??

Excuse my ignorance I went to college in Georgia from 2002-2007 so Im sure much has changed..... plus im assuming those frats must be predominately on the west coast?

Yes, there are a lot of Asian/Latino frats here in Cali. The difference is that these frats, along with black frats, are typically much more welcoming to all types of people than the typical white frat.

I used to think it was weird to have these frats with 90% of one ethnicity. But from experience, these guys really don't care what you are, it's just something that happens because people are comfortable joining frats with people that look like them and are accepting of them, compared to frats like SAE where you have to be a tank top/vans/snapback wearing meathead bro to fit in.
 
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A list of those in power from this fraternity
U.S. Senate

Max Baucus - U.S. Senator from Montana (D), Stanford University
J.C.W. Beckham - Former U.S. Senator from Kentucky (D); youngest Governor of Kentucky; namesake of Beckham County, Oklahoma, Centre College
Jim DeMint - U.S. Senator from South Carolina (R), University of Tennessee
Pete Domenici - Former U.S. Senator from New Mexico (R), University of New Mexico
Peter Fitzgerald - Former U.S. Senator from Illinois (R), Dartmouth College
John J. Hickey - Former Wyoming governor and U.S. Senator (D), University of Wyoming
Johnny Isakson - U.S. Senator from Georgia (R), University of Georgia
Connie Mack III - Former Florida U.S. Senator (R), University of Florida
Larry Pressler - Former South Dakota U.S. Senator (R), University of South Dakota
David Pryor - Former Arkansas Governor and U.S. Senator (D), University of Arkansas
Mark Pryor - U.S. Senator from Arkansas (D), University of Arkansas
George Smathers- Former U.S. Senator and Congressman from Florida (D), philanthropist, University of Florida
Dennis Chavez - Former U.S. Senator from New Mexico University of New Mexico
Richard Russell - Former US Senator from Georgia University of Georgia
U.S. House of Representatives

Bill Archer - Former U.S. Representative (R), Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, University of Texas at Austin
Andy Barr (U.S. politician) - US Representative from Kentucky (R) University of Virginia
David E. Bonior - Former US Representative from Michigan (D), University of Iowa
Allen Boyd - Former US Representative from Florida (D), Florida State University
Jay Dickey - Former US Representative from Arkansas (R), University of Arkansas
David Dreier - US Representative from California (R), University of La Verne
Hamilton C. Jones - Former US Representative from North Carolina (D) UNC Chapel Hill
Thomas W. Ewing - Former US Representative from Illinois (R), Millikin University
Paul Gillmor - Former US Representative from Ohio (R), Ohio Wesleyan University
J. Alex McMillan - Former US Representative from North Carolina (R), UNC Chapel Hill
Ralph Regula - Former US Congressman from Ohio (R), Mount Union College
John Shadegg - Former US Congressman from Arizona (R), University of Arizona
Charles Walter "Charlie" Stenholm - Former US Congressman from Texas (D), Texas Tech University
Gilbert Brown Patterson - Former US Congressman from North Carolina (D) UNC Chapel Hill
Governors

Sherman Adams - Former Governor of New Hampshire (R); Representative from New Hampshire's 2nd District; White House Chief of Staff, Dartmouth College
Haley Barbour - Former Governor of Mississippi (R); former chairman of the Republican National Committee, University of Mississippi
Joe Foss - Former South Dakota Governor (R); Medal of Honor recipient; leading USMC ace pilot, 1st Commissioner of the AFL, former NRA President, University of South Dakota
William L. Guy - Former North Dakota Governor (D), North Dakota State University
Gary Johnson - Former Governor of New Mexico (L), University of New Mexico
Paul B. Johnson, Jr. - Former Governor of Mississippi (D), University of Mississippi
John Lynch - Former Governor of New Hampshire (D), University of New Hampshire
Sidney S. McMath - Former Governor of Arkansas (D), Marine General & Renowned Trial Lawyer, University of Arkansas
Robert D. Ray - Former Governor of Iowa (R), Drake University
Robert D. Blue - Former Governor of Iowa, Drake University
Brian Sandoval - Current Governor of Nevada University of Nevada
Mayors

Ivan Allen Jr. - Former Mayor of Atlanta (D), Georgia Tech
Jerry Sanders - Former Mayor of San Diego (R), San Diego State University
Other Notable Government Officials

Henry M. Paulson - Former U.S. Treasury Secretary, Former CEO of Goldman Sachs Group, Dartmouth College
Michael Geppi - Former Harford County Councilman (R), Towson University
L.Q.C. Lamar - Statesman (D), Justice of US Supreme Court, University of Mississippi
Wilson Livingood - Sergeant at Arms of the United States House of Representatives, Michigan State University
Richard Myers - Former Chairman, Joint Chief of Staff, Kansas State University
Eliot Ness - Prohibition agent, University of Chicago
Charles B. Peatross - Judge of the Louisiana Court of Appeal for the Second District in Shreveport, 1996-2011, Tulane University
Charles Price II - Former Ambassador to the United Kingdom University of Missouri
Donald Evans - Former US Secretary of Commerce, University of Texas at Austin
Richard Riley - Former US Secretary of Education, Former Governor of South Carolina (D), Furman University
Pat Robertson - Christian leader, 1988 Presidential Candidate (R), Washington and Lee University
Kenneth Schissler - Former Maryland State Delegate (R), Salisbury State University
Mark Taylor - Former Georgia State Senator representing the 12th District, Former Lieutenant Governor of Georgia, Emory University
Louis R. Tobacco- New York State Assemblyman representing Staten Island's 62nd District (R), University at Albany
Guy Vander Linden - Member of Iowa Legislature and former Brigadier General US Marines, University of Iowa
GEN Charles C. Campbell, USA (Ret.) - US Army General (Retired), former FORSCOM commander, and last continuously serving Army officer with Vietnam experience, Louisiana State University
Edmund Kirby Smith - General, Confederate States of America, The University of the South
Bruce L. Castor, Jr. - Former District Attorney and current Commissioner of Montgomery County, PA; noted trial lawyer, Lafayette College
 
 
Am I the only one who thinks its weird how fraternities are so finely segregated. Everyone just plays along with it too. Like you got the hispanic fraternities, the asian fraternities, the white fraternities, the black fraternities, etc.

And if you're actually not racially bias, then you have to actually let people know "this is a multicultural fraternity." I'm not saying it's wrong, but it was always just weird to me.
I actually kind of like this tbh.. I hate the way I feel like im tip-toeing on glass when im in class or surrounded by white people in a social atmosphere..

Being around other educated black dudes you can still be yourself w/o feeling like Pikkon with the weighted clothing. Having to wear a mask all damn day drains you.

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Am I the only one who thinks its weird how fraternities are so finely segregated. Everyone just plays along with it too. Like you got the hispanic fraternities, the asian fraternities, the white fraternities, the black fraternities, etc.

And if you're actually not racially bias, then you have to actually let people know "this is a multicultural fraternity." I'm not saying it's wrong, but it was always just weird to me.
You'd have to ask yourself why there was a need to make black fraternities in the first place

Prolly the descendants of the same demons who burnt down Greenwood, nothing to see here...
 
All the people preaching about it being an "isolated" incident are hilarious to me. You really think they just made up this chant in 2015? Yeah, right. Its obvious this has been around for awhile. The only thing isolated about it is that someone recorded it and reported it.
 
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Am I the only one who thinks its weird how fraternities are so finely segregated. Everyone just plays along with it too. Like you got the hispanic fraternities, the asian fraternities, the white fraternities, the black fraternities, etc.

And if you're actually not racially bias, then you have to actually let people know "this is a multicultural fraternity." I'm not saying it's wrong, but it was always just weird to me.

In a lot of cases, it has a more to do with the perceptions held about the fraternity than it doeswith that organization utilizing of racist practices. People think the organization is specified for a certain culture and never seek to gain entrance because of this perception. My frat accepts everyone, but the guys that aren't black are like needles in a hay stack. Seeing Asian, white, and Hispanic Kappas is always a welcomed sight because it shows me that some people saw past what is generally perceived about my organization and explored their interest. And from what I've seen, they got more love than anyone. :lol:
 
Bill Burr is so on point with some of his stuff. He whole clip is funny but he drops jewels at the 2:10 mark. "Real racism is quiet..."

 
 
Am I the only one who thinks its weird how fraternities are so finely segregated. Everyone just plays along with it too. Like you got the hispanic fraternities, the asian fraternities, the white fraternities, the black fraternities, etc.

And if you're actually not racially bias, then you have to actually let people know "this is a multicultural fraternity." I'm not saying it's wrong, but it was always just weird to me.

I actually kind of like this tbh.. I hate the way I feel like im tip-toeing on glass when im in class or surrounded by white people in a social atmosphere..

Being around other educated black dudes you can still be yourself w/o feeling like Pikkon with the weighted clothing. Having to wear a mask all damn day drains you.
 

What's funny is, if a white person wrote this and stated that he hates tip toeing around black people, he'd be called a closet racist :lol:

The world is funny place.

Answer me this, should race prevent anyone from doing or saying something?

The never ending "n" word debate is all the evidence I need. So a certain race has permission to do something, and forbids another race from doing it? ...that sounds a lot like racism to me... But some people claim "blacks can't be racist"... Ok

Black people don't have an issue with the word, black people just gave an issue with other races using the word. I'm not even gonna front, I felt a certain type of way when I heard my Hispanic coworker use it regularly.

I'm black and a lot of people in my race are VERY hypocritical. Idc if anyone disagrees, the proof is in the pudding.
 
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Am I the only one who thinks its weird how fraternities are so finely segregated. Everyone just plays along with it too. Like you got the hispanic fraternities, the asian fraternities, the white fraternities, the black fraternities, etc.

And if you're actually not racially bias, then you have to actually let people know "this is a multicultural fraternity." I'm not saying it's wrong, but it was always just weird to me.
I actually kind of like this tbh.. I hate the way I feel like im tip-toeing on glass when im in class or surrounded by white people in a social atmosphere..

Being around other educated black dudes you can still be yourself w/o feeling like Pikkon with the weighted clothing. Having to wear a mask all damn day drains you.
 
What's funny is, if a white person wrote this he'd be called a closet racist
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The world is a funny place.
How often would a white person need to conform to a society of blacks to fit in, if at all, in a social or professional atmosphere? Reaching for the stars.
 
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Graduated from a school in a "college town" in Georgia and acts of racism were abundant. Racism is a learned behavior and it will not end until people stop passing on the bigotry. Unfortunately, I don't think I will live to see the day when that happens.

What grinds my gears is to see/hear black people defend people like this. "I know him. He isn't racist", man please WAKE UP!!!! Black dude on twitter was defending the guy in the vid after he just said he would lynch him. SMDH 

Funny how black people are loved/valued for entertainment purposes, but are viewed as less than in regards to anything else. 
 
Why should there be any "conforming"? If I'm professional and about my business, that's all that should matter. This alludes to the" acting black vs. acting white" nonsense.
 
Why should there be any conforming?.... Can't even be serious.
 
Don't believe what they want you to believe pleigh boi...


Peep game.


Weeks... before he was killed?
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From his OWN mouth too. The **** they don't teach you in school.
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"We're coming to get our CHECK!" MLK started talking about money and it was a wrap. That's the real freedom in this country. Don't forget it.
thats only partially true..... that wasnt mlk initial sentiments, it took a meeting and talking with malcolm among a series of events before he had this mantra....

not knocking what you said but your post kinda suggest this was his thoughts from the get go
 
I go to school texas tech and i can confirm some of these white fraternties get down like this. The crazy a lot the students that join these type of frats arent really racist at all. They just come to school young and impressionable and think oh this fraterntity is awesome they party all the time and bang a lot of **** I should join them. Then once they start pledging they get indoctorinated into that culture o. racism. Usually with kids that come from smaller towns they are racist from day 1 tho lol. Not just the men are racist my homie told me.stories about how girls are looked down upon other girls for messing with black guys.
 
thats only partially true..... that wasnt mlk initial sentiments, it took a meeting and talking with malcolm among a series of events before he had this mantra....

not knocking what you said but your post kinda suggest this was his thoughts from the get go


The thing is no one knows what his long-term goal was or if he felt that way from the jump and was playing a game of chess and was timing things. What we do know is that's how he felt in the end.
 
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Not surprised at all. You go to any southern school and this **** is there. It wasn't that concealed at UF.

I'm actually glad it got out though, people can't continue to deny that race isn't a dire social issue after the past year or so. Have to keep throwing stuff in their faces to get them to wake up. Especially when the people that harbor these feelings are in positions of authority across all spectrums.
 
Not surprised at all. You go to any southern school and this **** is there. It wasn't that concealed at UF.

I'm actually glad it got out though, people can't continue to deny that race isn't a dire social issue after the past year or so. Have to keep throwing stuff in their faces to get them to wake up. Especially when the people that harbor these feelings are in positions of authority across all spectrums.

Why do you make it seem like it's mutually exclusive to southern schools?

Racism is EVERYWHERE, bruh.
 
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