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January 13, 1913 marked the dawn of a new horizon in the history of black women. On that day, twenty-two indelible young women from Howard University set the foundation for what is now one of the largest Black women's organizations in the world-Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated.

Inspired by the need for change, these women combined their strengths under the principles of scholarship, sisterhood, and service. Dancers, writers, actresses, educators, social workers, mothers, and sisters were all titles attributed to the remarkable founders of Delta Sigma Theta. But above all they were trailblazers who rose above segregation and racism to become the first African-American women to serve in many professions. 
 
Ninety-four years later Delta Sigma Theta remains, unmatched in her dedication to scholarship and public service. Now more than 200,000 women share in the rich legacy of:

Osceola Macarthy Adams 
Marguerite Young Alexander 
Winona Cargile Alexander 
Ethel Cuff Black 
Bertha Pitts Campbell 
Zephyr Chisom Carter 
Edna Brown Coleman 
Jessie McGuire Dent 
Frederica Chase Dodd 
Myra Davis Hemmings 
Olive C. Jones
Jimmie Bugg Middleton 
Pauline Oberdorfer Minor
Vashti Turley Murphy 
Naomi Sewell Richardson 
Mamie Reddy Rose 
Eliza Pearl Shippen 
Florence Letcher Toms 
Ethel Carr Watson 
Wertie Blackwell Weaver 
Madree Penn White 
Edith Motte Young
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