Disciplining Women: Alpha Kappa Alpha, Black Counterpublics, and the Cultural Politics of Black Sororities

Exploring the rich history and impact of Alpha Kappa Alpha, the first historically Black sorority, this interdisciplinary study delves into its founding principles, cultural significance, and contributions to social justice and community service. The book examines the sorority's role in empowering women, fostering leadership, and shaping African American identity, while highlighting key figures and milestones in its evolution. Through various academic lenses, it presents a comprehensive understanding of AKA's legacy and ongoing influence in contemporary society.