“It was a threat. It was a way of saying, ‘Black people can clean our houses, but they can’t move in next door,’” Reginald McCall, former president of the Pan-Greek Council — which is made up of the four black fraternities and three black sororities on campus — told AP News in March of 1986. At the time, two white students were detained, but no charges were filed. Alexus used her TikTok platform to share the horrid history between white sororities and Alpha Kappa Alpha. “When is it going to be the time for us to invite Latinos to the table?” Torres asked. “I'm still waiting.”Want more from Teen Vogue? Check this out: discrimination concerning the sale, rental, and financing of housing based on race, religion, national origin, or sex,” according to the History channel. Before it passed, it faced plenty of conservative opposition, but after King’s assassination, President Johnson pressured Congress to act swiftly, andsenators passed the act the plan to clear the park. But the city pressed ahead, evicting the unhoused community and shutting down the park. A fence was installed to enforce the closure. After$1 million in repairs