Dilemma Facing Fraternal Movement

The dilemma facing the fraternal movement is ourselves: Greeks. As many have noticed from this class that it is easy for us to point the finger at other within our Greek community and say that they are not living up to the standards that we value as Greeks, but we need to lead the way. I find this situation parrallel to hump that we were able to overcome and to finally achieve by passing health care reform. Health care reform has been a goal and a issue that the U.S. has struggled to pass over centuries and we finally did it yesterday. It only takes great leadership and hope to overcome an establishment. Greeks need to learn from this example that we can eliminate that negatives in our community by being agents of change. These two vehicle of change complemement each in that a great leadership serves to inspire other with hope and hope serves inspire the leader.
Just like the health care situation in which we did not do anything until everything began to go down the tubes, I predict we will do the same. This was the similiar situation for the civil rights movement in the 1960's. Although, we may not make a complete change now, it is still important to advocate for positive change within the Greek community.