Alpha Pi Delta Sorority, Inc

Alpha Pi Delta Sorority, Inc (ΑΠΔ) is an American sorority described in reference sources as a sorority for lesbians of color. According to the available evidence, it was founded on June 28, 2010 by a group of college women who shared a purpose, vision and goal. The two founders are identified as Antoinette Oliver and Christian Roberson, who are now known as the "Royal Court." The founding vision was to organize a Greek-letter sorority for lesbian women that would promote service and scholarship by upholding the highest standards through cultural and educational programming, foster community service within their communities, and advance sorority networking, growth and sisterly love. The organization is described as being connected to women of color who are lesbians, promoting and supporting unity within the lesbian community. The sorority's symbolism includes the colors purple, turquoise and onyx; its flower is the purple Calla lily; its stone is amethyst; and its mascot or symbol is the angel of peace. Membership is described as including national members, city members, alumnae and professionals. A national chapter is known for members who do not have a local chapter in their city, referred to as an Alpha chapter. The evidence available for this dossier is limited. The official website domain alphapidelta.com is listed for sale through a domain marketplace, which indicates that the domain is not currently operating as the sorority's official site. The primary descriptive evidence comes from a Wikidata entry and a Wikipedia article in the Igbo-language Wikipedia, both of which describe Alpha Pi Delta as an American sorority for lesbians of color. Because the sourcing is thin and the current operational status of the organization cannot be confirmed from the supplied evidence, this entry should be treated as a preliminary record and may require further review.

Alpha Pi Delta Sorority, Inc (ΑΠΔ) is described in reference sources as an American sorority for lesbians of color. According to the available evidence, it was established on June 28, 2010 by a number of college women who shared a purpose, vision and goal. The two founders are identified as Antoinette Oliver and Christian Roberson, who are now known as the "Royal Court." The founding vision was to organize a Greek-letter sorority for lesbian women in order to promote service and scholarship by upholding the highest standards through cultural and educational programming, to foster community service within their communities, and to promote sorority networking, growth and sisterly love. The organization is further described as being connected to women of color who are lesbians, working to promote and support unity within the lesbian community. The sorority's symbolism includes the colors purple, turquoise and onyx; its flower is the purple Calla lily; its stone is amethyst; and its mascot or symbol is the angel of peace. Membership is described as including national members, city members, alumnae and professionals. A national chapter is known for members who do not have a local chapter in their city, referred to as an Alpha chapter. The evidence available for this dossier is limited and does not provide a detailed chronology beyond the 2010 founding. The official website domain alphapidelta.com is listed for sale through a domain marketplace, indicating that the domain is not currently operating as the sorority's official site. The primary descriptive evidence comes from a Wikidata entry and a Wikipedia article in the Igbo-language Wikipedia. Because the sourcing is thin and the current operational status of the organization cannot be confirmed from the supplied evidence, this history should be treated as preliminary and may require further review.

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  Alpha Pi Delta Sorority, Inc was founded on June 28, 2010 by a group of college women; Antoinette Oliver and Christian Roberson are identified as the two founders, now known as the "Royal Court."

A Greek-letter sorority for lesbians of color, emphasizing service, scholarship, community service and sisterhood.

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