fraternity man to share a story?
No. If you have a true, non-fiction story to share about being gay or bisexual in a college fraternity, it does not matter who tells the story. For example, you can be a straight brother who talks about his experience having a gay brother in his chapter; you can be a woman who had a fraternity man come out to her; you can be a rushee who was denied a bid to join because he was openly gay; or you could even be a gay man who dated a closeted fraternity man. The importance is not your perspective; rather, that you have a message and a complete story from beginning to end.
