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I'll ask again, IF community involvement is a requirement of fraternal organizations, with so many chapters nationwide, why is it that their involvement isn't more easily witnessed by the Black nation at-large?
Also, how frequently do these community involvement activities take place and is there evidence that individual members get involved OUTSIDE of a planned event?
Throughout all the discussions that take place here on issues related to the African American community, seldom do I see any mention of Black fraternal organizations being actively engaged or having any impact, positive or negative on said issues. Why do you think that is?
Queenie
Also, how frequently do these community involvement activities take place and is there evidence that individual members get involved OUTSIDE of a planned event?
Throughout all the discussions that take place here on issues related to the African American community, seldom do I see any mention of Black fraternal organizations being actively engaged or having any impact, positive or negative on said issues. Why do you think that is?
Queenie