article_snippet: the University of Washington Washington is investigating allegations that fraternity members made racial slurs and obscene gestures to black students as black students marched past the fraternity house during a protest.
article_snippet: The Seattle Times reports that students allege several white men shouted the comments from the Sigma Alpha Epsilon house as demonstrators passed Feb. 25.
article_snippet: the University of Washington Washington is investigating allegations SAE fraternity members made racial slurs and obscene gestures to black students marching in protest .
article_snippet: Several students from the University of Oklahoma chapter captured here on video performing Several students from the University of Oklahoma chapter racist song say Several students from the University of Oklahoma chapter've received death threats .
article_snippet: The fraternity's chapter president, Michael Hickey, says the Sigma Alpha Epsilon has investigated and believes allegations SAE fraternity members made racial slurs and obscene gestures to black students marching in protest came from nonmembers.
article_snippet: The Seattle Times reports The fraternity's chapter president, Michael Hickey says The Seattle Times's working with others to hold others accountable.
article_snippet: Meanwhile, attorney Stephen Jones tells CNN that some of the fraternity brothers at the University of Oklahoma, who's racist chant caught on tape started investigations into The fraternity's background, have received death threats since the recording was released.
article_snippet: The Black Student Union has demanded an apology from the fraternity members
article_snippet: The Black Student Union says hurled racist insults at them .
article_snippet: The Black Student Union has asked The fraternity and plans to seek sanctions against an apology from the body that governs the university's fraternities.
article_snippet: The Sigma Alpha Epsilon chapter at the University of Oklahoma was closed this month after video surfaced showing members engaging in a racist chant.
article_snippet: We are committed to following the due diligence and protocols that We have set forth in We fraternity laws,' says the national SAE office, 'as they are designed to enable We to make deliberate, thoughtful decisions that reflect We commitment to We standards and to We members.'
highlights_snippet: Attorney Stephen Jones says some University of Oklahoma SAE fraternity brother have received death threats since a recording of the group performing a racist chant was released .
  
highlights_snippet: Meanwhile at the University of Washington allegations have emerged that the SAE members made racial slurs and gestures to protesting black students .