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Contributors: Tiffany Bell, Terinni Dukes, and Jennifer Sparks
These women shown in this picture best represent the role Sororities has played in the lives of African American Women. Sororities have become an ouflet for women to build a sisterhood of support that promotes an outlet for personal and professional growth. Sororities has been one of many building blocks to the development of the African American community by creating an atmosphere that builds character, courage, strength and hope in African American women that spreads into the work of meeting the needs of the community for both men and women. Each sorority has their own-targeted mission that meets a particular issue vital to the survival and maintenance of the African American community. Please take a visit to the website of each sorority and see the great work each sorority has contributed to the lives of the African American community.
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Alpha Kappa Alpha
Founded: January 15,1908 at Howard University
Colors: Salmon Pink and Apple Green
Common Call: "Skee Wee"
Common Symbols: Pearls, Ivy Leaf, and
frogs
Website: www.aka1908.com
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Delta Sigma Theta
Founded: January 13, 1913 at Howard University
Colors: Crimson and Cream
Common Call: "Ooo-OopI"
Common Symbol: Elephants
Website: www.deltasipmatheta.org
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Zeta Phi Beta
Founded" January 16,1920 at Howard University
Colors: Blue White
Common Call: `7-Phi!"
Common Symbols: Kittens and Doves
(shared with Fraternity Brother,
Phi Beta Sigma)
Website: httD:IIzpbl 920.orp
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Sigma Gamma Rho
Founded: November 12,1922 at Butler University
Colors: Royal Blue and Gold
Common Call: "EE-YIP!I"
Website: www.sarl922.org
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