这是我们知道的一切关于# BamaRush TikTok现在

佩奇斯金纳:它让我想起了Netflix docuseries,欢呼,在德克萨斯州的啦啦队。我们是如此痴迷于这些年轻的大学生,他们试图适应并找到一种方法。和他们都瞄准一个目标赢得全国冠军。我只是觉得有什么特别看年轻人试图找到他们在世界上的地位。然后在上面,阿拉巴马州对我们太疯了——你有所有这些年轻的白人女性厚,阿拉巴马州口音告诉你他们穿什么。这一切感觉很不自然的顶部。有这么多骑。我的意思是,他们迫切想要一个妇女联谊会,让他们。我们不知道他们是否有朋友进入大学,这是所有他们想要的和需要的房子,接受他们,为他们的朋友。非常引人注目。

PS:是的,当然。TikTok我知道很多人都说,“哦,它是如此有趣的观看热潮TikTok在阿拉巴马州,知道我是一个黑人妇女,我是不会被允许的女生会在2013年之前。”And it's definitely bringing up conversations about the whole system. I mean, sororities were founded on white supremacy. Essentially, they were founded in the 1800s, and they were for women on college campuses to get together and help each other with schoolwork. And once Black women and Jewish women started coming to college, a lot of sororities started implementing written and unwritten rules banning them. So it's been founded on white supremacy, and sadly it's continued all these years.