What are good houses to rush as a transgender?
by: trans womanHi guys, trans woman-pre op-looking for a sorority to join but I heard most sororities don’t allow pre op women. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Commentby: Trans woman
Really? I haven’t met anyone from there yet. Could you please tell me how you know?
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#4by: Sorry
I can't tell if this is a genuine or troll post, but if any transgender individuals ARE on this site wondering, I have a few things to say.
1) Greeklife is unfortunately not trans-friendly. Don't get me wrong-- you could probably find a house where you feel comfortable for the most part, but on the whole, this institution does not take kindly to minorities in pretty much any fashion. A lot of houses may even have national rules preventing you from joining if you are pre-op. You will probably face a lot of discrimination and difficulty in social life, and I'm sorry on our behalf for that.
2) You will get very little accurate/trustworthy information from this site, and I suggest you not get your information from here. LGBTQIA+ resources on campus are going to be a much better way to communicate with trans people on campus, and to hopefully be able to find one who has had success integrating into Greeklife, though I doubt there are very many.
Didn't mean this to be discouraging, just to be honest.
by: Yep
Yeah this was a good answer. I’d honestly recommend co-ops over Greek life for trans kids at Cornell. I don’t think people in Greek life are open-minded enough at this point but there are probably certain srats/frats to look into. I’d also recommend talking to an LGBTQ+ resource on campus
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by: trans woman
Do you know anyone in a phi or dg that’s trans? I would like to speak with some older sisters to hear their stories
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