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This was an really interesting (and I thought fair) look at the
fraternity system at U.S. colleges with insider interviews and lots of
historical research. It acknowledges the
horrific racist history of the institutions along with their current atrocious behavior
of binge-drinking and occurrences of sexual assault but also gave instances of
fraternities that have devoted themselves to changing their image and creating
a place of community for all genders, races and social classes. I work on a college campus and while it is so
easy (and appropriate) to disparage the fraternity as an organization, it is also easy to notice the inherent
loneliness that some students face on big college campuses. This opened my eyes to the problems and
possible solutions to the Greek system. I
received a digital ARC of this book through NetGalley in exchange for an honest
review.
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