The Brotherhood That Changed Black History Forever 🧠 In 1906, while racial tension forced many Black students out of elite universities, seven young men at Cornell University made a decision that would alter the course of African American leadership, education, and civil rights forever. This video uncovers the documented origins of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.—the first Black Greek-letter organization—and how its founders turned exclusion into influence. From shaping civil rights leadership

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity celebrates the life and legacy of Brother Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with excerpts from some of his speeches. Brother Rev. Dr. King spoke to Barratt Junior High School in Philadelphia, PA during the 1967 school year. He wanted them to be the best people they could be, regardless of their status in life. Please share. #MLKjrday #MLKdayofservice #MenOfDisitinction #WeShallTranscendAll #APA1906Network | Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity

Check out this Founders’ Day message from the brothers of Alpha Phi Alpha at Howard University! 📷: @betachapteralphas | Watch The Yard

Did you know that Benny Boom and Duke Ellington are members of Alpha Phi Alpha? 🤙🏾 | Watch The Yard