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Also to know is, why do Aka's wear pearls?

The Pearl Necklace represent our foundation, our founders and incorporates because without them, we would not exist. Upon Initiation into the sorority, new members receive a necklace with 20 pearls. Sixteen of the pearls represent the founders and four of the pearls represent the ladies who incorporated the sorority.

Additionally, why did AKA and Delta split? Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. The disagreement between the two groups created the split that gave birth to Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. 13, 1913, at Howard University, the 22 determined undergraduates founded the sorority after refusing to drop their newfound name and return to AKA.

Subsequently, question is, why do Aka's collect frogs?

The organization is represented by the ivy leaf and pearls only. Now some members do collect "frogs" which symbolize that the organization was growing in leaps and reaching new bounds. Some collect "rabbits" for it is said that when a baby rabbit is born the first sound it make's is a Skee-Wee.

What are AKAs known for?

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. has the distinction of being the first African-American sorority. It was founded on Jan. AKAs, known for their iconic colors of pink and green and signature “Skee-Wee” sound, have made everlasting names for themselves in the worlds of politics, literature, entertainment and sports.