AKA's in D.C.
In what in my opinion is the largest single gathering of women, black, white or other that I have ever seen, the AKA's of the world have descended upon Chocolate City to celebrate their 100 year anniversary.
Being that my mother is a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha, I figured why not partake in the festivities?
So I made my way downtown to the convention center where I saw every type of women you could imagine and even some in-between. I found myself muttering "I know thas right" on more that one occasion.
Patti Labelle performed (though it was rather short) later that night for a crowd of women who were "wipe me down" in some Pink and Green.



-Tone Rock
Being that my mother is a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha, I figured why not partake in the festivities?
So I made my way downtown to the convention center where I saw every type of women you could imagine and even some in-between. I found myself muttering "I know thas right" on more that one occasion.
Patti Labelle performed (though it was rather short) later that night for a crowd of women who were "wipe me down" in some Pink and Green.
Apparently my mother (right) and Killa Cam's Mom (left) are really good friends, who had to fly all the way from the West Coast for a Pink and Green Boule
-Tone Rock
Labels: 1908, AKA, Alpha Kappa Alpha, Centennial, D.C., Howard
