A Study Of Black Sororities At A University With Marginal Integration

Investigates the role of the black sorority at a large, integrated state university. Results indicate that its role is often an adaptation to marginality in that it represents a partial retreat from the marginal situation. (Author)

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Published inJournal of Non-White Concerns in Personnel and Guidance Vol. 4; no. 4; p. 191
Main Author Daniel, Jessica Henderson
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 1976
Subjects
Black Organizations
Black Students
College Students
Females
Fraternities
Higher Education
Research Projects
Social Attitudes
Sororities
Student Organizations
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Summary:Investigates the role of the black sorority at a large, integrated state university. Results indicate that its role is often an adaptation to marginality in that it represents a partial retreat from the marginal situation. (Author)