Voluntary Association Membership: Black Greek Men on a Predominantly White Campus

Stephanie M. McClure

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Higher Education Research Studies Race, History, and American Society Critical Race Theory in Education

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This project explores the meaning of membership for members of a Black Greek organization (BGO) and uncovers how the members utilize the fraternity to create various connections. It incorporates underutilized research on voluntary associations and draws attention to a necessary distinction between membership in a BGO and membership in a traditionally White Greek organization

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