Epurope this isn't an HBCU lol. Plenty colleges have mainly black people that are part of the "divine nine" sororities/fraternities. Just gotta find it
My PRITTY LITTLE SISTERS, next time you stroll like that, wear the same shoes, looks better, more classy, match my babies.. do ya thing, looking forward to crowning you soon.
+Gaibriell McMaryion You're not alone. I’m from the Caribbean and already 22 so I just came to terms that I’m gonna be an AKA next life time lol I like to say I'm an AKA in spirit
I don't really know how much you know about African American culture but this is an example of it. To help build up each other to success, we got an education. Since many schools at the time were predominantly white and didn't allow blacks, we built our own colleges. Therefore, we also built fraternities and sororities. The Divine Nine, which consist of 4 sororities and 5 fraternities, swept across the nation to every HBCU (historically black college and university). Now it can get more in depth because each college has it's own chapter (or group) but I will save that headache. Simply put, this is a video of the AKAs (Alpha Kappa Alpha). They were the very first African American sorority established in 1908. Their theme is very classy, elegant, and feminine. They wear pink and green, with their pearls. They keep their pinkies and noses to the sky.
