- Must be a natural born heterosexual woman who is 18 years or older.
Now some of you may remember that I'm in a sorority myself and that's partly why this particular requirement stuck out for me. My sorority doesn't require that you be heterosexual or even 18 really because we know some smart cookies get to college early and can join as long as they have the other requirements in place. However, the natural born woman piece hit a lot of chords in the conversation we were having. One because of the number of homosexual men who have decided they want to be members of my or other sororities and have threatened to sue for that right under anti-discrimination laws. Not really worried about men getting the right to join a sorority but there's another group that has a different standing and potentially a legal in that gay men do not.
Those that identify as transgendered, ie a woman in a man's body or conversely a man in a woman's body. Neither of those groups could join the organizations for the gendered groups they identify with without there being some Herculean efforts or surgery so that at their time of application it was assumed they were for all intents and purpose the correct gender. Can't say it hasn't happened already or that it won't happen in the future but without the surgery they have shakier claims than if they just pursued groups that were available to their gender of birth. In the states where it matters gender identity is a protected class so if they join and then say I'm trans they couldn't be kicked out. They may be pushed out socially but cannot be kicked out.

