Sorority Sisters does not simply televise the lives of the individual women on the show but, by extension, the great sororities that they represent. As keepers of our respective sororities we cannot be silent when our organizations are attacked and maligned. Indeed, we should not support any person, television show, network, or institution that undermines the integrity of organizations that have faithfully served and supported the African American community for more than one hundred years. To argue, that our moral barometer is only activated when our letters are disrespected trivializes the historical significance of our respective organizations. Sorority Sisters is problematic not because it perpetuates stereotypes but rather because this show compromises the credibility of well established organizations that contribute to the African American community through service, scholarship, training, and education.--Stephanie Mitchell Hughes
Posted on: Tue, 23 Dec 2014 23:17:56 +0000
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