Sorors, these are very good points. I only wear 'nalia on good days--meaning my hair is in place, nails are done and I am feeling the lift from life. We, as Sorors, are aware that when we became ladies of Alpha Kappa Alpha that we are no longer so and so but "that AKA." Therefore, knowing that we are representing every step we make and every breath we take. We must always be conscious of our actions. As one Soror said, this should not only be true in representing AKA but Black womanhood. There are instances when some women do not think about their actions effecting the whole entity but often it does. There are certain issues, such as alcohol and certain crowds that have negative images. Therefore, I would say, be very careful in making decisions concerning them.
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