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Fraternity

/frəˈtærnəti/noun
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Fraternity primarily refers to a social organization of male college students who share common interests, rituals, and a sense of brotherhood. In a broader context, it signifies the spirit of fellowship and mutual support among people, often evolving in modern discussions to emphasize inclusivity and community building across genders and backgrounds.

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Surprisingly, fraternities have influenced global culture so profoundly that over 850,000 members are initiated annually worldwide, with many chapters raising millions for charity, like the $10 million donated by Greek organizations to hurricane relief efforts in 2017 alone. This highlights how these groups, often seen as social clubs, play a major role in philanthropy and community service.

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