IMPROVED ANSWER-- YES! Alpha Kappa Alpha is referred to as an "historically black" sorority because it was started by African American women on an African American college campus, but we do not discriminate based on ethnicity.
As an aside, I've often wondered why we preface BGLO's with the phrase "historically Black," when no one refers to GLO's started by Caucasians on Caucasian college campuses--which actually DID DISCRIMINATE BASED ON ETHNICITY--as "historically Caucasian," even though it would be an accurate identification (the same goes for HBCUs, which are often quite diverse). Anyway, that's a rant in and of itself. lol
In fact, Alpha Kappa Alpha probably has more "other than African American" members than the historically caucasion sororities have members who are "other than Caucasian." In my experience, in an undergraduate chapter that averaged about 5 members, there were two Latina (Mexican and Puerto Rican) girls. There are also a few non-black members of my graduate chapter.
We just are. The first and the finest. - klassy kappa girl
Alpha Kappa Alpha was created on 1908-01-15.
Kappa Silhouettes are NOT associated in ANY WAY with Alpha Kappa Psi. They are, however, the wives of members of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.
Alpha Kappa Alpha signs and symbols, HAND-Pinky Finger
Delta Kappa Alpha was created on 1936-03-16.
Alpha Kappa Nu was created in 1903.
Only members of Alpha Kappa Alpha are aware of their meaning.
Iota Alpha Kappa ended in 1874.
Iota Alpha Kappa was created in 1858.
Because Kappa Alpha Nu was the original name of the fraternity.
She is an honorary member of Alpha Kappa Alpha. and that is because her grandmother is a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha {how do i know , i grew up with her}
Sigma Alpha Kappa was created on 1923-12-10.