<p>Well, in that case, everyone involved in greek life (aside from multi-cultural greeks) virtually segregates themselves. Matter of fact, I’d go as far as to say most college students segregate themselves by your terms. </p>
<p>By segregation, I mean that they actively avoid any interaction between anyone of a different race/ethnicity/social background and so on. Thank you for your interpretation of what I meant and making my simple question way more than it was or intended to be. </p>
<p>BTW, AA’s in Historically Black Frats/Sororities do not choose to be in them for the sole fact that they are black and to segregate themselves. They choose them because of their meaning, purpose, goals, activities and support.</p>