Paving a Legacy through Advancement in the Arts, Activism, Education, Health, Leadership, Humanitarian, Science, Sports, and Service …Famous Women of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated
Soror Marian Anderson- First African-American woman to sing at the Metropolitan Opera
Soror Maya Angelou - first African-American poet to read at a presidential inauguration, Pulitzer Prize winning poet, award winning novelist and honored in Fifty Black Women Who Changed America
Dr. Gwendolyn Calbert Baker, PhD. -President of the United States Committee for UNICEF
Soror Suzette Charles -Miss
Soror Zina Garrison-Tennis Star
Soror Chamique Holdsclaw- Basketball Player for the Washington Mystics and Author of a book that Chronicles her success
Janice Huff -NBC Meteorologist and
Dr. Marilyn Hughes-Gaston, M.D. -Assistant Surgeon General
Dr. Mae Jemison- First African-American woman astronaut
Soror Coretta Scott King - activist and director of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Social Change and Civil Rights Activism and founder of The National Political Congress of Black Women, Inc.
Soror Rosa Parks - mother of the Civil Rights Movement and honored in Fifty Black Women Who Changed America.
Soror Suzanne de Passe- Chairman and CEO of de Passe Entertainment
Soror Jomarie Payton Noble - humanitarian and actress, star of Family Matters.
Soror Phylicia Rashad - actress staring on the award winning Cosby Show and Cosby television series
Soror Sonia Sanchez - author and poet
Soror Wanda Sykes-Emmy-winning American stand-up comedian and actress
Soror Alice Walker - Pulitzer Prize winning author of The Color Purple, Civil Rights Activist, poet, and honored in Fifty Black Women Who Changed America
Soror Lynn Whitfield- Humanitarian and actress staring in The Josephine Baker Story, Thin Line between Love and Hate, and Eve's Bayou