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| They'll never be a fraternity that chants racism at the Sooner Nation. The University of Oklahoma puts the brakes on frat boys and their chapter. |
Okie Dokie! Here's a controversy riding the horse. The University of Oklahoma had to do some apologizing for one of its fraternities and their "epic fail".
Sigma Alpha Epsilon got a major pull out! The Sooners had to pull the plug on the fraternity after it was revealed a disturbing video of White frat boys shouting and jigging on NIGGERS.
The frat boys' freedom of speech was captured on camera phone. They were chanting, "They'll Never Be A NIGGER here at ΣΑΕ (Sigma Alpha Epsilon)".
They'll never be a NIGGER in ΣΑΕ (clap your hands)They'll never be a NIGGER in ΣΑΕ (clap your hands)
They'll never be a NIGGER
They'll never be a NIGGER
They'll never be a NIGGER in ΣΑΕ
You can hang him from a tree, but he can never sign with me
They'll never be a NIGGER in ΣΑΕ!
The national organization of Sigma Alpha Epsilon closed the Oklahoma Kappa chapter at the University of Oklahoma after a video surfaced showing members singing a racist, unsanctioned chant. The students were boisterously singing and taking the NIGGER to the woodshed.
They parodied the popular children's song, "If You're Happy and You Know It."
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| The Sooners put protest in silence. |
The University of Oklahoma president, David Boren, subsequently evicted the fraternity members, leaving until the following midnight, on Monday, March 9 for all members to vacate the fraternity's campus dwellings.
This is the conservative movement in full swing. That's why it's dubbed the racist right.
This is privileged White people telling America, that NIGGERS have no place in college or America.
Keep on being the embarrassment, OK! Don't they know that they're the laughing stock of America with their out and out racism against Blacks, misogyny, and homophobia.
ReplyDeleteIt's worse that Mary Fallin isn't condemning the incident. Instead, she's being silent over this. This shows how she really feel about Black people in her home state.
S. Baldwin