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Message: <blockquote data-quote="isidella" data-source="post: 415406" data-attributes="member: 13409">So, say a heterosexual person volunteered for the same organization.  Would the situation be any different?  Since this organization promotes tolerance of a minority group, what makes it different from a group promoting tolerance of women, african-americans or purple aliens?  I wish I had a clue. I do, however, have a similar story to tell.  One of my girlfriends put her involvement with the black student union on her Howard app, but did not mention it on her South Carolina app.  I asked the question why?  She said she feared the South Cackalacky Old Boys Club Admission Commitees/interviewers.  I then proceeded to tell her about every person on that committee.  The white men were in the minority (and how stereotypical to think they would even care about the BSU).  There were women, asians, african-americans, etc.  She was shocked and decided to list her BSU involvement on her SC application as an achievement she was proud of.  She rejected her Howard acceptance and is now a first year in SC.  I know what you are going through.  I got a verbal ass-beating by the more notorious SDN members when I asked about leaving my race on my AMCAS app blank. Its a touch subject.  Someday, hopefully, it won't even matter. Good LuckIsid</blockquote>

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