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  1. is very good, and not what I assumed.

    Even without the perspective of the director's (#RachelFleit) story shared here, there's a deep sadness and real pain evident throughout, especially in Makalya and Isabelle.

    The desperate need to belong I've always associated with "#Greek" life, for both women and men, is evident in everyone depicted in this.

    drives this mostly harmful system.

    I'm reminded of my role in it, and amends I must continue to live.

    =

  2. #BamaRush is very good, and not what I assumed.

    Even without the perspective of the director's (#RachelFleit) story shared here, there's a deep sadness and real pain evident throughout, especially in Makalya and Isabelle.

    The desperate need to belong I've always associated with "#Greek" life, for both women and men, is evident in everyone depicted in this.

    #Patriarchy drives this mostly harmful system.

    I'm reminded of my role in it, and amends I must continue to live.

    #TheMachine = #KKK

  3. #BamaRush is very good, and not what I assumed.

    Even without the perspective of the director's (#RachelFleit) story shared here, there's a deep sadness and real pain evident throughout, especially in Makalya and Isabelle.

    The desperate need to belong I've always associated with "#Greek" life, for both women and men, is evident in everyone depicted in this.

    #Patriarchy drives this mostly harmful system.

    I'm reminded of my role in it, and amends I must continue to live.

    #TheMachine = #KKK

  4. #BamaRush is very good, and not what I assumed.

    Even without the perspective of the director's (#RachelFleit) story shared here, there's a deep sadness and real pain evident throughout, especially in Makalya and Isabelle.

    The desperate need to belong I've always associated with "#Greek" life, for both women and men, is evident in everyone depicted in this.

    #Patriarchy drives this mostly harmful system.

    I'm reminded of my role in it, and amends I must continue to live.

    #TheMachine = #KKK

  5. #BamaRush is very good, and not what I assumed.

    Even without the perspective of the director's (#RachelFleit) story shared here, there's a deep sadness and real pain evident throughout, especially in Makalya and Isabelle.

    The desperate need to belong I've always associated with "#Greek" life, for both women and men, is evident in everyone depicted in this.

    #Patriarchy drives this mostly harmful system.

    I'm reminded of my role in it, and amends I must continue to live.

    #TheMachine = #KKK