article_snippet: The fraternity brothers probably "learned the song from fellow chapter members," SAE said.
article_snippet: the University of Oklahoma SAE chapter, SAE said, "likely learned a racist chant while attending a national leadership school about four years ago."
article_snippet: Ayers said it is likely that during one of these social gatherings, some members shared the racist song that was recorded on video at the University of Oklahoma and shared through social media earlier this month.
article_snippet: Ayers said "The national fraternity has no evidence the chant is widespread across "The national fraternity's 237 groups.
article_snippet: Our investigation to date shows no evidence the song was widely shared across the broader organization," Ayers said.
article_snippet: the song is horrific and does not at all reflect our values as an organization.
article_snippet: the chant was discovered by the school newspaper and a student organization, which received the video clip via anonymous messages.
highlights_snippet: University of Oklahoma SAE members "likely" learned chant at a national frat conference, SAE says .