im not a member of ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA INC. but i have learned from family of the sorority that you keep this kind of stuff to yourself beause you dont choose the sorority but the sorority chooses you. this comes all out of love
As I review our historical institutions by this video, I came across at another source this impressive. According to Professor Ira Berlin, University of Maryland, as late as 1860 there were some 500, 000 "free persons," or, if you will, "free negroes" in the US. And almost anyone who was anything at that time in black America was a "free person." Some in my collection I have a painting of a young woman of color being given piano lessons at her parents' home in 1850!
(cont) I'm almost positive my recollection of the date is accurate. But to return to Professor Berlin, I intend to add his "Slaves Without Masters: The Free Negro in the Antebellum South," by Ira Berlin, Ph.D., University of Maryland, to my tiny but impressive library of African American achievement. I have also some works by historian Lawrence Otis Graham and will add soon the works of historian Gail Lumet Buckley.
Apologies please. I find typing too quickly is costing me in terms of syntax. "...at another source this impressive ACCOUNT." Also "SOMEWHERE in my..." Apologies.
im not a member of ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA INC. but i have learned from family of the sorority that you keep this kind of stuff to yourself beause you dont choose the sorority but the sorority chooses you. this comes all out of love
You go my SORORS!
so jealous of their jackets!
The chickz love dabruhz neckroll lol roo to dabruhz 2-GM-10
That shimmey was smooth.
they be killin
My Soror's Swaying that Pretty Girl Rock!! Skee Wee!!
Ayyye my future school reppin'
@Royals11238 thank you
love it
As I review our historical institutions by this video, I came across at another source this impressive. According to Professor Ira Berlin, University of Maryland, as late as 1860 there were some 500, 000 "free persons," or, if you will, "free negroes" in the US. And almost anyone who was anything at that time in black America was a "free person." Some in my collection I have a painting of a young woman of color being given piano lessons at her parents' home in 1850!
(cont) I'm almost positive my recollection of the date is accurate. But to return to Professor Berlin, I intend to add his "Slaves Without Masters: The Free Negro in the Antebellum South," by Ira Berlin, Ph.D., University of Maryland, to my tiny but impressive library of African American achievement. I have also some works by historian Lawrence Otis Graham and will add soon the works of historian Gail Lumet Buckley.
Damn good job ladies
@klewi037 thank-you
@resistance7062 ....you be killin em..fabolous
gotta luv where those college checks are going...
the sixth one from the front is the most beautiful girl at spellman
Man I should have pledge
Go pretty sorors!
Apologies please. I find typing too quickly is costing me in terms of syntax. "...at another source this impressive ACCOUNT." Also "SOMEWHERE in my..." Apologies.
go ashley! lol
What was the first song?
what's the name of the song at 2:48 ?
what chris brown song is that?
Why did they stop there stroll??????? That's BS!
is that vanessa bell callaway daughter
Y DiD They Turn It Off?
@teraelizabeth and this is why you not getting in LOL
off beat as hell
Damn good job ladies