Members of a University of Oklahoma fraternity who were kicked off campus for being racist have hired a lawyer. Bobcat Update's Ashley Childs has the story.
Members of O-U's Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity were expelled after a video was released showing them chanting racist remarks. Soon thereafter O-U's president ordered the fraternity to be closed and the students seen in the video to be expelled. The expelled students are considering a lawsuit to fight for reinstatement. Greeks at Texas State are appalled at the video.
SB-Maddie Walling
Greek Affairs Vice President Bob Dudolski says Texas State officials want to make sure nothing of the sort happens here.
SB-Bob Dudolski
Multicultural Greek Council President Christian Acevedo says racism should not play a role in Greek life.
SB- Christian Acevedo
[All fraternities at Texas State are taking steps to make sure people of every race feel comfortable and welcome in their organization.] For Bobcat Update, I'm Ashley Childs.
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