Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Makes History By Starting 1st Black-Owned, Women-Led Credit Union

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Makes History By Starting 1st Black-Owned, Women-Led Credit Union

Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority has made history by incorporating its own credit union. The “For Members Only,” or FMO, credit union is now the first Black-owned, sorority-based, women-led digital banking financial institution in the United States. As one of this…

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6 Fascinating Facts From the ‘Toni Morrison: Sites of Memory’ Exhibition 

6 Fascinating Facts From the ‘Toni Morrison: Sites of Memory’ Exhibition 

Toni Morrison: Sites of Memory,—Princeton University’s exhibition of never-before-seen archives from the Toni Morrison Papers—is an intimate and introspective look at the famed writer’s creative process, from her early high school days through her most acclaimed works. The six-part presentation…

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Toni Morrison Honored With Forever Stamp by U.S. Postal Service

Toni Morrison Honored With Forever Stamp by U.S. Postal Service

Toni Morrison, the Nobel Peace Prize-winning author and a distinguished scholar, was honored with a stamp during a ceremony held at Princeton University on Tuesday, reports the Associated Press. Paying tribute to Morrison over Zoom were dignitaries such as former…

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Happy Founders Day: 6 Quotes From Notable Members of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority

Happy Founders Day: 6 Quotes From Notable Members of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority—the oldest Black Greek sorority in the Divine Nine—was founded on January 15, 1908 on the campus of Howard University by nine collegiate women: Anna Easter Brown, Beulah Burke, Lillie Burke, Marjorie Hill, Margaret Flagg Holmes, Ethel…

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‘Ain’t No Mo’’ Director Stevie Walker-Webb on Iconic Black Writers That Should Be on Your Bookshelves

‘Ain’t No Mo’’ Director Stevie Walker-Webb on Iconic Black Writers That Should Be on Your Bookshelves

Ain’t No Mo’, Broadway’s saucy new satire by Broadway’s youngest Black playwright Jordan E. Cooper, is steeped in Black culture, catharsis and critique. So it’s no surprise that its director, Stevie Walker-Webb, has the works of several Black writers on the brain…

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