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Kappa Alpha Theta - ΚΑΘ
  Founded On : January 27th, 1870 - DePauw University
  Colors : Black and Gold
  Flower : Black and Gold Pansy
  Nicknames : Thetas-Kappa-Alpha-Theta
  Chapters : 126
  Website : http://www.kappalphatheta.org
  Motto : Sisterhood, Unity, and Support
 
 

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tlam
Posted 23 days ago
ALL THE BEST LADIES GO KAT ;)
tlam
Posted 23 days ago
ALL THE BEST LADIES GO KAT ;)
tlam
Posted 23 days ago
ALL THE BEST LADIES GO KAT ;)
tlam
Posted 23 days ago
ALL THE BEST LADIES GO KAT ;)
hyat
Posted 34 days ago
This is also tricky busaece hair & weight are such impermanent features you could decide that you want to wear your hair different, even unnaturally, & would you have to leave the sorority? If you were a size 20 when you joined but whittled yourself down to an 8, would you be kicked out? Worse, when your sisters actively not support you in these choices? Women, black, white & otherwise, are more than our hair & our weight. While I understand the desire to find support from others who are like you, these sororities marginalize women in a way that boxes them in & keeps them from growing, exploring, & changing.
Ben
Posted 40 days ago
well here is where the issue lies; I've spoken to a few Black Greeks that finds Chi Zeta Theta and Pi Nappa Ki liiuntsng and disrespectful to the entire Greek culture. That isn't my stance however. My issue is vain sororities can possibly do more bad than good. There aren't any we have permed hair sororities or skinny black girl sororities and to continue to pacify the plus size and natural community I find it to be redundant. Separation based on weight or hair texture is immature and it feeds into a deeper issue. Some of us (by that I mean Black women) have identity issues. Now, before you jump the gun, I am a woman with natural hair and I am plus-sized but I don't need a factitious organization to prove to the world how much I love myself. That is the issue here. I'm sorry we don't agree but thank you for reading.Your comment is appreciated.