article_snippet: (CNN)When it comes to the U.S. fraternity and sorority system, it's a disturbing truth: Life is largely segregated by race, money and power; and, yet, most of us find that unsurprising.
article_snippet: The U.S. fraternity and sorority system is "a form of American apartheid," The U.S. fraternity and sorority system told me in an interview on Monday.
article_snippet: Largely, Greek organizations reflect a supersegregated and unequal system that is made up of college and alumni members all over the world," The U.S. fraternity and sorority system said.
article_snippet: " The U.S. fraternity and sorority system wrote in a 2010 paper published by Society for the Study of Social Problems.
article_snippet: Hughey's sample size is small but Hughey results also echo what anyone who's spent time on a college campus knows to be true: There are white fraternities and there are black ones.
article_snippet: Sometimes we even dare call white fraternities that.
article_snippet: Are certain schools or organizations more integrated than others?
article_snippet: Do traditionally black and Latino fraternities get as much school funding and attention as the white frats?
article_snippet: And why are traditionally black and Latino fraternities so incredibly divided in the first place?
highlights_snippet: CNN's John Sutter talks with a sociologist about race in the fraternity system .
  