From Fear to False Fraternity: Toward Negating Black Fraternal Orders & Creating a Pan-Afrikan Fraternity Council Background, Analysis, Substance & Structure

From Fear to False Fraternity was more than thirty years in the making. It began when this writer noticed that on college campuses the so-called "black leadership" consisted of either athletes, elitist negroes who knew nothing about black culture, or fraternity boys. The latter group was often a combination of the first two. Needless to say their frat came first and many activities were used as recruitment tools to promote "Greekdom," a foolish belief that black people had Greek roots and c...