You are so right: African and African-American people do not always show love to each other...
it is really too bad because we have so much to learn from each other's cultures and histories. What I really wanted to hear about was the opinion of an African woman about the experience of being in a sorority. In all of the BGLO sororities web pages I have read, I remember seeing that there were chapters in West Africa and abroad so I guess the natural question for me was to find out if they were any African members in AKA. Also, it is only when I came in this country that I heard about sororities. The closest thing that would resemble to it would be "initiation" of women or men as they come to adulthood. But "initiation" is really a thing of the past.
Anyway thank you for your input.
[This message has been edited by Diarra (edited June 06, 2001).]
African AKA women
and neither doe Winnie Mandela, who I think is supposedly a Delta, both of them where I think honorary members( tell me if I am wrong)) I mean African college women or professionals that actually pledged either grad or undergrad. I know that AKA supposedly has or had chapters in Liberia but my guess is that these chapters were mostly composed of African American women. I would appreciate any inputs that you may have.
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