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On Tuesday, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity objected to Georgia’s new voting maps. It says it doesn’t create more opportunities for Black voters to choose Congress and the General Assembly candidates.

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Among them was one student whose journey took over 20 years since he first stepped foot on campus. "Feels good to be on the floor. I'm getting ready to graduate," said Brandon Anderson.

When a young boy sought to escape the bullying he routinely endured in school, Darryl A. Stuckey Sr. stepped in to help the youth gain not only a sense of purpose, but a stronger sense of self.

In a divine gesture of community support, the United Way of Greater St. Louis Charmaine Chapman Society’s (CCS) Divine 9 members raised over $385,000 through its Divine 9 Challenge.

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Attorneys for the Black Greek-letter organization claim the newly drawn legislative and congressional political maps still fail to create more […] The post Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity files legal objection to Georgia’s political maps appeared first on TheGrio.

Alpha Phi Alpha has filed legal objections to Georgia's new political maps, contending they still don't favor Black voters, as ordered.

Randy Parker, chief executive officer of Hyundai Motor America, says he is rooted in divine nine values, and has launched an initiative to highlight Black Greek Organizations' impact.

For the third year, busloads of students from Detroit were treated to a Christmas shopping spree at the Target in Chesterfield Township.