A secret recording of a private conversation among members of a University of California sorority has reignited a racism controversy, sparking protests and walkouts from sisters within the chapter. The incident, which surfaced after recruitment activities concluded, has drawn sharp criticism both inside the house and across social media, with potential recruits advising peers to avoid the organization. Tensions have escalated as the fallout from the initial dispute spreads, raising questions about accountability and the future of the chapter. The situation reflects broader debates over racial insensitivity and accountability in Greek life.
A racism scandal that triggered a fiery uprising inside a top California sorority house has exploded — with furious sisters staging walkouts and recruits warning peers to steer clear. The fallout inside the University of California, Santa Barbara Alpha Phi chapter house is mirrored by online backlash that began right after rush wrapped up last...
