KKG's transgender policy at Wyoming
by: get readyDo you think KKG will allow a transgender member here at University of Arkansas? The 7 sisters in the Wyoming chapter are suing KKG. Wonder if this will happen across the country
Commentby: Update May 20, 2023 12:29:58 PM
The plaintiffs allege the national Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority, its national council president pressured the local chapter to breach sorority rules.
the executive director of the sorority said Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority does not discriminate against gender identity.
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by: speakMay 19, 2023 6:58:35 AM
by: noMay 20, 2023 5:17:53 PM
No, she just ignored their concerns completely because membership was dropping and they wanted the dues. Now they have to pay attention because they are getting sued.
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by: ^Jun 12, 2023 8:37:03 PM
You got receipts for those 'donations'? No, you don't. Sororities do not donate to political parties.
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by: ^ NoMay 17, 2023 12:32:04 PM
KKG was the first NPC sorority to allow transgendered women to be eligible for membership. Eligible, not automatic required bids. No.
Chapters of all NPC sororities are autonomous in their own membership selection. Members are NEVER chosen by or for nationals. No.
And sororities are not businesses. There are no owners requiring a return on investment. Sororities are not-for-profits whose mission is sisterhood and furthering women's interests. Yes, it takes money, just like it takes money to run a church or a charity or a school. But it's not all about money. No.
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