Yes, we do have sorors of various races, but honestly if I saw a white person wearing a shirt like that I wouldn't automatically assume she is my soror. I would question her like you did because my first impression would be that the letters AKA may stand for something else.
Now, the fact that she lied when you asked her if she was an AKA is what bothers me. Why would anyone say "yes" to something they don't know what they are saying "yes" to. If the shirt belonged to a former roomie, then I think she should have known that what the shirt represents. Her response to you telling her she might want to rethink wearing the shirt, in my opinion, shows a lack of respect.
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