(Image: Paweł Czerwiński)
#KamalaHarris is energizing quite a few “minority” intersections within the electorate as #JoeBiden’s VP pick.
She’s a woman and an HBCU graduate (Howard University). She’s also “Black” (Jamaican), “Asian” (Indian) and “Greek”...and by “Greek”, we mean she’s a member of a Greek-lettered organization. In addition to the ethnic and educational diversity Harris brings to the Biden ticket, her membership in Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc (AKA) is also a major selling point amongst some minority voters. As the first Black Greek-lettered organization (BGLO), AKA has strong ties in the Black community as well as in the wider political, business, and even religious arenas.
Yet, a growing number of Christians are renouncing their membership in this organization and other BGLOs. But why?
Find out in this Relevant Replay as we revisit our season 1 interview with Lily J, who renounced her letters in AKA after she became a Believer in Christ. Available on all major podcast streaming platforms.
