By:  Lynn Green

MoKelly sent me an interesting article that sums up attention whoring at its best—or worst.

First of all, fraternities are for men and sororities are for women. If a person does not view themselves as male or female, that person needs to start his or her own fraternal organization. I truly do have a problem with trouble makers who will do just anything to get attention.

I’ve been hard on the Zetas in the past due to their allowing Sheryl Underwood to become their leader. It’s a disgrace in my view. But I have to side with the Zetas on a new issue—a lesbian trying to force them to call her a “he”, and other nonsense. I do blame the Zetas for voting this individual into their private organization, though.

From the time that Devin Alston-Smith became involved in George Washington University’s Zeta Phi Beta sorority, he made it clear that he was not your typical sorority sister. In spring 2008, Alston-Smith began what Zetas refer to as the “intake process.” He knew his sisters would have a lot to take in: He asked them to call him Devin instead of his legal name, Chanise. He told them he preferred male pronouns—”he” and “his” instead of “she” and “her.” At sorority events, he wore a button-down shirt and tie and a fedora over his long dreadlocked hair.

Let us pause there. “He?” If “he” has a monthly period, a vagina, and a pair of breasts, “he” is a she. Hello?

Furthermore, why did not this individual attempt to join a fraternity if SHE believes she is a HE? I refuse to call anything that’s using a tampon a he. Simple as that. If you plan to be called a “he” by me, you had better produce a set of testicles and a penis (that you were born with!)

Alston-Smith had never intended to become anybody’s sister. “I was anti-sorority for a long time,” says Alston-Smith. “Then I joined Zeta.”

The bible says that a double minded man is unstable in all his ways.

Whatever is going on in the mind and heart and soul of this woman who has a monthly period and trying to convince folks that she is a he, is waaaaaaaay too deep for the Zetas to have to deal with.

Check this out:

When Alston-Smith stopped attending sorority events, he withdrew from other parts of his life as well. He began to skip classes. Instead, he would hole up, crying, in his dorm room. As the fall semester neared its end, he decided he couldn’t come back—he would take a leave of absence and spend the spring semester at home, in Connecticut. Before Alston-Smith left, he gathered all his Zeta paraphernalia and destroyed it. He ripped apart his letter jacket and scratched out the Zeta Phi Beta emblem on the sorority plaque. He smashed his paddle and tore up the keepsake boxes gifted to him by former sisters. He gathered the blue-and-white mess and placed it in a trash bag. On top, he wrote a note: “You took the liberty of ruining things for me. Now I am returning them to you. All my best, Devin.” He left the bag on White’s doorstep.

Jardine called the gesture a “vicious act of violence.” Zeta Phi Beta has filed a complaint against Alston-Smith with the university.

“It wasn’t a violent or a vicious act. It was a final cry of submission,” says Alston-Smith. “At that point, I had given up.”

Crying?  Are there any MEN out there who would be willing to give that gal a lesson on manhood?  Men are simply not that emotional over things!

If anyone wants to read this nonsense in its entirety, GO HERE