Duke fraternity suspended amid protest over party
DURHAM, N.C. (AP) — The parent organization of Kappa Sigma fraternity has suspended its Duke University chapter over a party some claimed was racist after photos surfaced of partygoers in Asian-style clothing.
An Asian student group filed a complaint and held a protest rally Wednesday.
Pictures posted online showed people attending the party dressed in Asian-style clothing and a greeting that mocked Asian dialect.
Kappa Sigma executive director Mitchell Wilson said the national organization will investigate the party and take final action based on the outcome of that probe. Moneta said the university is considering unspecified action.
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I have noticed that in US we have become so politically correct. Who cares if some kids want to have a themed party. I would guess black face would be a no-no. But come on, who cares if they dress as Chinese or Indian and make fun of the accent. It is all in fun. I cannot believe that the University and the Parent Organization would even care about this.
But I guess we have entered a new era of political correctness where even a few people being upset will cause action. I am sure most people feel like me and could careless.