Famous Sorors

Soror Victoria Rowell - Actress/Foster Care Activist

Soror Brenda Joysmith - Artist

Soror Mother Love - Actress, Radio & TV Personality

Soror Anna Maria Horsford - Actress & Director

Soror Maysa -Jazz Artist

Soror "Lindy" Corinne Boggs - 1st female U.S. representative from Louisiana and 1st Woman to Chair National Convention of a major American Political Party

Soror Rev. Willie T. Barrow - Director of Operations Operation PUSH/Rainbow Coalition

Soror Venessa Bell Armstrong - Gospel Recording Artist/ Singer

Soror Corrine Brown - U.S. Representative Florida

Soror Cynthia Horner - Magazine Editor, Right On Magazine

Soror Dr. Lillian M. Beard, MD - Former Columnist Good Houskeeping Magazine

Soror Hattie McDaniels- First African- American Actress to win an Oscar- Best Supporting Actress in "Gone with the Wind"

Soror Leighann Lord - Comedian

Soror Lorraine E. Hale, Ph.D. - Former Columnist Executive director Hale House Center, Inc.

Soror Miss Dupree- Radio Personality on the "Tom Joyner Morning Show"

Soror Rev. Barbara Jean Allen - Assistant Pastor, Trinity United Church of Christ, Chicago

Soror Deacon Shirley Bims-Ellis - Administrator: Center for African Bible Studies, IL

Soror Jocelyn Brown - National Sales Director ESSENCE Magazine

Soror Gwendolyn Cherry - Former Florida Congresswoman

Soror Alice Childress - Author of "A Hero Ain't Nothing But A Sandwich"

Soror Merri Dee - Community Affairs Director WGN-TV, Chicago

Soror Ellia English - Actress, co-star on the "Jamie Fox Show"

Soror Emily D. Gunter - Motivational speaker, Author of Superlearning 2000:The new Technologies of Self Empowerment

Soror Lorraine E. Hale, Ph.D. - Executive director Hale House Center, Inc. New York

Soror Dr. Alma Illery - humanitarian and Founder of George Washington Carver Commemoration. Through her efforts, Congress issued a Carver Stamp in 1944.

Soror Alice Hille Jackson - Creative Artist, Co-Creator/Producer of Hal Jackson's Miss Talented Teen Pageant

Soror Marie Lafontant - Founder and President of Haitian Research Center

Soror Kiamsha Madelyn Leeke - a lawyer in Washington, D.C.; Writer and self-publisher of three books of poetry: MY SOUL SPEAKS, I AM MY SISTA'S KEEPER and BABY, I GOT IT BAD FOR YOU BLUES

Soror Linda McClure - model, actress, and niece to founder Soror Cubena McClure

Soror Marilyn McCoo - singer and recording artist

Soror Nancy E. McCormick - Executive Assistant to U.S. Representative and NAACP President Kweisi Mfume

Soror Charlotte Ottley - Public Relations Specialist, CEO C. Ottley Strategies

Soror L. Marion Poe - First African-American woman to be admitted to the bar in the Southern U.S.

Soror Betrice Powell - Senior Director Mary Kay Cosmetics

Soror Brenda Pressley - Actress

Soror Erika R. Ragland - Committee on Labor and Human Responses on Capitol Hill.

Soror Ruth V. Sims - Administrator: National Projects Director of the NAACP

Soror April Sinclair - Author of "Coffee Will Make You Black" and "Ain't Goin' Be The Same Fool Twice"

Soror Chizu Shindo Suzuki - Japanese Artist and Writer

Soror Pat Tobin - Public Relations Specialist, Principle, Pat Tobin & Associates

Soror Judge Joyce Williams Warren - The First African- American Judge in Arkansas

Soror Chastity Washington - comedian and dancer

Soror Mary Washington - First African-American CPA

Soror Rosa Page Welch - Famed Mezzo Soprano & Lecturer, "Ambassador of Goodwill" in interracial relations

Soror Ruth Whitehead Whaley - First African-American woman to actively practice law in the U.S.

Soror Priscilla Williams White - Author of "The Children- What Shall We Tell Them About God?"

Soror Ruth Russell Williams - Artist and Entrepreneur, her artwork is sold at JCPenney, Nordstroms & Michaels nationally and internationally. Her works include The Baptism, Family Reunion, The Graduation, Old Time Revival, & Kitchen Beautician. She created the promotional artwork, BigBookBag for the sorority's current project of the same name.

And many many more coming soon!