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The hashtag #NPHC represents the National Pan-Hellenic Council, promoting unity among historically Black fraternities and sororities. It celebrates culture, community, empowerment, leadership, social justice, brotherhood, sisterhood, events, and college life.
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Vice President Kamala Harris recently welcomed fellow members of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated to the Navy Steps of the Eisenhower Executive Office Building on the White House campus. The gathering, which included current and former members of the Biden-Harris Administration who are part of the sorority, marked the Vice President’s fourth year hosting an early Founders Day celebration alongside her sisters. The Vice President, a proud Spring 1986 initiate of the Alpha Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., emerged from the West Wing to applause and greetings from her assembled sorors. After exchanging warm words and posing for photographs, Harris delivered brief remarks that encapsulated the mission and legacy of the sorority. "I'm so proud of the work that the members of our sorority and our sorors have done in connection with this Administration that has had an impact on the entire country and the world,” Harris said. “And we will continue to do this work, head up, shoulders back, with grace, and with purpose, and with faith, and with the knowledge that we are all in this together, doing extraordinary work.” Click on the link in our bio(@watchtheyard) to read the full article we wrote about this historic moment and see more photos. 📷: @vp #WatchTheYard #AlphaKappaAlpha #KamalaHarris #NPHC
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Saint Augustine’s University alumna and proud Zeta Phi Beta soror the late Millie Dunn Veasey, was one of over 800 women of color enlisted in the 6888 battalion during World War II, which inspired @tylerperry’s Netflix movie “The Six Triple Eight” starring @kerrywashington. According her, the all-female, all-black unit was somewhat of a culture shock for the people of Scotland when they arrived in Glasgow in 1945, and its later assignment in Birmingham, England. Speaking to the Defense Visual Information Distribution Service in February 2018, shortly before her death a month later, she said: “My reason I guess to go? If others could sign up and go why not me? “I’m just so proud of the women in the Army today.” “All our women can do anything they want to do. I think that’s good.” Repost: @saufalcons #ZetaPhiBeta #sixtripleeight #6888 #WatchTheYard #BlackHistory #NPHC 🎥: @mypbsnc 🎙️: @debholtnoel, ‘89
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Happy Founders Day to all of my Sorors of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated! ♥️🐘 Today we celebrate 112 years of sisterhood, scholarship, and service! Sweater: @COUTURE GREEK Source: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated National Website & NMAAHC (National Museum of African American History & Culture) #Inverted #foundersday #dst #deltasigmatheta #1913 #d9 #upenn #shirleychisolm #bglo #ketanjibrownjackson #nphc
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Happy Founders Day Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.! 🩷 | Follow for the Real History. #blackhistory #alphakappaalpha #divine9 #nphc #blackgreeks #blackstudies #hbcu #howarduniversity #sorority #melanin #blackwomen #blackowned #healthcare #sicklecellawareness #phibetasigma
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Happy Founders Day to Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.! 🔺🐘 | Follow @historyin3 for the Real History. #blackhistory #deltasigmatheta #d9 #blackgreeks #nphc #foundersday #j13 #howarduniversity #blackstudies #melanin #blackwomen #blackowned #blackpolitics #phibetasigma
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Happy Founders Day Sorors!!! 💙🕊️ | Follow for the Real History. #blackhistory #zetaphibeta #j16 #blackwomen #melanin #howarduniversity #phibetasigma #zetaphibetasigma #blueandwhite #nphc #hbcu #d9 #blackgreeks #blackowned #1920
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Did you know that the first African American head coach in the NFL Fritz Pollard was a member of Alpha Phi Alpha? Frederick Douglas Pollard, also known as Fritz was a member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Fritz Pollard was an African American football player and coach. He was also one of the first African Americans to play in the NFL along with Bobby Marshall. Pollard was a well-rounded athlete. He played football, baseball, and track. After high school, he attended Brown University where he was the first Black player. He eventually went pro and led the Akron Pros to the NFL (APFA) Championship in 1920. In 1923 and 1924 he served as head coach for a traveling NFL team called the Hammond Pros. 👉🏾 Click on the link in our bio(@watchtheyard) to read the full article and see photos. #alphaphialpha #BlackHistory #NPHC
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We met up with the Omegas in Minnesota and they let us know why they joined their org. 💪🏾⚡️ #OmegaPsiPhi #NPHC #WatchTheYard
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You know you’re getting old when you become the bruh always tryna kick some game 😂. Yo to the REAL and allat, and above all else… ACHIEVE. #nphc #greeklife #hbcu #nupes #watchtheyard #shewiththenupesnow #alphakappaalpha #deltasigmatheta #omegapsiphi #alphaphialpha #d9
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Happy Founders Day to the men of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Incorporated! In celebration of #J5, here are 5 historic firsts of Kappa Alpha Psi! Share more in the comments below! Source: Kappa Alpha Psi National Website #kappaalphapsi #d9 #nupes #foundersday #divinenine #nphc #1911 #kapsi #bglo
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Happy Founders Day to the men of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Incorporated! In celebration of #J9, here are 7 historic firsts of Phi Beta Sigma! Share more in the comments below! Source: Source: Greater Boston (Beta Alpha) Chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Incorporated #phibetasigma #d9 #pbs1914 #foundersday #howard #nphc #1914 #sigmas #bglo #dc
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Members of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. gathered on the Navy Steps of the Eisenhower Executive Office Building on the White House campus to celebrate Founders Day. “Today, as we celebrate Founders Day, we reflect on our Founders, and we are committed to preserving our history through continuous Scholarship, Sisterhood, Service, and Social Action,” said Myra Caesar(@dalmyra_caesar), Special Assistant to the President and Director of White House Personnel. Caesar, along with members of the Executive Office of the President Delta Committee, Jamila Thompson, Deidre Jacas, Jamesa Hunter, Eugina Shelton, Nataki MacMurray, Tashi Brown, Shavonne Holman, Falisa Peoples-Tittle, Deb Grays, Christi Johnson, Charmion Kinder, Masanue Vah, and Shajuan Chance-Underwood hosted the members on the White House campus for the shoot that was done on January 5, 2025. Some of the notable members included in the photo include: International President Elsie Cooke-Holmes, 16th Past National President Dr. Thelma T. Daley, Honorary member Joy-Ann Reid, Past Eastern Regional Director Rosie Allen Herring, Stacey Dixon, Artis Hampshire-Cowen, Charlene Dukes, Ashley Etienne, Leslie Tune, Lisa Grant, Diane Brown, and Karla Green. “These notable members and the over 150 women pictured represent various organizations and federal entities and pay homage to the sorority’s historic founding and commitment to public service,” Caesar stated in an email. “We proudly serve in a myriad of leadership roles, spanning Media, Education, the Biden-Harris Administration, the United States Military, Career government positions, and Congress. As we celebrate Founders Day, we extend our warmest wishes to all members of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. around the world and remind Deltas everywhere to remember the spirit of our Founders today and every day.” 📷: @wenwinphotographyllc #DeltaSigmaTheta #NPHC #DST1913
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why she grab me like that? 😂😂 im tellin mom! ❤️ but she a delta too 😂😂 #deltasigmatheta #fraterniry #sorority #nphc #hbcu #college
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At Watch The Yard, we’re embarking on an open history project to uncover the full extent of Divine Nine representation within the Six Triple Eight. With 855 Black women in the battalion, there may be untold stories of sisterhood, service, and D9 legacy waiting to be rediscovered. The highly anticipated 2024 film, The Six Triple Eight, written and directed by Tyler Perry, shines a long-overdue spotlight on the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion—an extraordinary all-Black, all-female unit of the U.S. Women’s Army Corps (WAC) during World War II. Known as the “Six Triple Eight,” this battalion of 855 trailblazing women served overseas, managing a massive backlog of mail and ensuring vital morale-boosting correspondence reached soldiers on the frontlines. The battalion’s Commanding Officer, Major Charity Adams, and Executive Officer, Captain Abbie Noel Campbell, were both proud members of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Additionally, Staff Sergeant Millie Dunn Veasey was a proud soror of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. and Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. soror Annie B. Knight Jordan also served in the battalion. These incredible women brought their leadership, resilience, and commitment to service—hallmarks of their sororities—to the mission that earned the battalion a permanent place in history. Given the battalion’s size of 885 Black women and the prominence of Black sororities in cultivating leaders, it’s likely that other members of the Divine Nine were part of this groundbreaking unit. We looked online for a comprehensive list but could not find one because of that we are going to try to make one. 🚨We need your help! If you know of women from the Six Triple Eight who were members of D9 organizations, we invite you to share their stories and help us compile our list. 👉🏾Simply click the link in our bio(@watchtheyard) and fill out the form with their name, sorority, and chapter. #SixTripleEight #6888 #WatchTheYard #NPHC #BlackHistory
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In response to the devastating wildfires that have swept through Southern California, the Farwest Region of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. organized a community support event on Saturday, January 11, 2025, at Zion Hill Baptist Church. The initiative aimed to provide immediate relief and resources to individuals and families affected by the disaster. The event, which ran from noon to 4 p.m., brought together members of the sorority, local volunteers, the Divine Nine fraternities and sororities, and community members in a united effort to aid wildfire survivors. Attendees received free meals, essential supplies such as clothing and hygiene products, and access to relief funds to address urgent personal expenses. “This is just the beginning of our commitment to helping those impacted rebuild and recover for the long term,” said Kimberly M. Usher, Farwest Regional Director of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. In addition to the in-person support provided at the event, the Farwest Region has launched an ongoing campaign for donations to sustain its recovery efforts. Contributions from the community will be directed toward providing critical resources and financial assistance to families working to rebuild their lives. Delta Sigma Theta’s mobilization yet again highlights the power of community and collective action in the face of disaster. The event highlighted the organization’s long-standing commitment to public service and its ability to respond swiftly to urgent needs. Monetary and in-kind donations are still being accepted to support the recovery initiatives and ensure vital resources reach those in need. (Video Credit: @naijadiva10) #DeltaSigmaTheta #DST1913 #WatchTheYard #NPHC
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🙌🏾🔥 Florida Atlantic University’s NPHC just held their Welcome Back BBQ, kicking off NPHC Week with an amazing turnout! 📷: @fau_nphc #FAUNPHC #floridaatlanticuniversity #NPHC
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