Cenk Uygur
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“Provocative” Tinder Profile Pic Got Student Kicked Out of Sorority
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April 16, 2016
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6:46Now PlayingA college student in Nebraska has been kicked out of her sorority. Sorority leaders thought her Tinder profile picture was too “provocative.” Cenk Uygur, Hannah Cranston (ThinkTank), and Francis Maxwell (TYT Sports), hosts of The Young Turks discuss.
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“Shannon Workman, a student at the University of Nebraska Omaha, was dismissed from her sorority Chi Omega Zeta Delta because of a "provocative" and "risque" Tinder profile photo, according to the New York Daily News. In the photo, which had been on Tinder for eight months before being noticed, Workman is posing in-between two sisters, all wearing a "Sweet Home Chi Omega" shirt, local television station WOWT reported.
The shirt disobeys the Chi Omega sorority's Rule of Human Dignity, in which the sisters aren't allowed to upload any photos to any platforms that might cause "disrespect to the chapter," according to WOWT.
The sorority also accused Workman of using it for hookups, according to a Facebook post by Workman's mother.”
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