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This resolution honors the Chi Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, on its 100th anniversary, recognizing its significant historical and ongoing contributions. Chartered on May 15, 1925, at Talladega College in Alabama, the chapter was founded by 12 pioneering African-American women and was one of the earliest Greek-letter organizations for Black women in the state. The resolution celebrates the chapter's century-long commitment to scholarship, leadership, and community service, highlighting how its members have become distinguished professionals in various fields such as education, public service, business, law, medicine, and civic advocacy. The House of Representatives officially congratulates the chapter, commends its members past and present, and recognizes the chapter as an exemplary representation of the transformative power of historically Black colleges and universities and Black women's leadership. Additionally, the resolution requests that an official copy of the resolution be transmitted to the Chi Chapter at Talladega College in honor of its centennial celebration, symbolizing the national recognition of the chapter's remarkable achievements and ongoing impact.

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https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-resolution/868/all-info