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The Divine Nine: The History of African American Fraternities and Sororities Lawrence C. Ross Jr.
Publisher: Kensington Publishing Corporation

Step's history is accredited to styles of dance and communication from Africa and African American Greek organizations, but there are various theories on the exact origination of African American step dance. So the students that we have now are According to the University of Nevada, Reno Greek website, UNR started their Greek Life with fraternity, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, and sorority, Delta Delta Delta; two organizations that are predominantly white. Heywood then discussed each of the fraternities and sororities individually, including what they call the “Divine 9,” the nine fraternities and sororities supported by the National Pan-Hellenic Council. The National Pan Hellenic Council is a collective group of the nine historically and internationally known African American Greek frats and sororities. Words Unspoken Stepping began in America on Howard University's campus, and is associated with Greek fraternities and sororities. They are also referred to as the Divine Nine. The theme of the night was “old school” and it started off with an old school 'roll call' of all the fraternities and sororities of the 'divine nine' historically black Greek letter organizations. Frontline Magazine did an article titled, “Boule” stated, “We know the Illuminati (Rhodes/Rothschild secret society) also goes by the name, the ROUND TABLE GROUP the Boule, which created the 8 black fraternities and sororities (now known as the Divine Nine). Wesley, titled, “The History of Alpha Phi Alpha: A Development in College Life” that deals African American race, class and the pursuit of education. Black fraternities and sororities, known as the Divine Nine, form the fiber of African-American leadership in this country and continue to produce the leaders of tomorrow. Step into Black History Month, Albany. €�We have 500 black people on campus and the largest percent of which comes from Vegas where they have youth groups for pretty much every single Divine 9 organization. Also, there is an interesting book written by Charles H. A definite book to read is “The Divine Nine:the history of African American fraternities and sororities” by Lawrence C. The Divine Nine consist of five fraternities and These non-profit organizations work to serve mankind, honor the history, accomplishments, achievements and victories of their predecessors, and carry out the mission of their organization. Five of the Divine Nine African American Greek organizations started on Howard University's campus (Fine, 2003, p.16). Martin Luther King Not historical context on stepping – Ross wrote the book on that, literally – but racial and political context. €�The roster of Divine Nine members is a Who's Who in African America: the Rev.