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Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. congratulates Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson on her confirmation to the United States Supreme Court.

The confirmation of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court of the United States is a moment of tremendous pride for the members of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., and Black women everywhere. Her brilliant legal mind, sound judicial temperament, and remarkable work ethic are greatly needed on the nation’s highest court at this critical moment in history.

Judge Jackson is far from the first Black woman who possessed the talent, training, and temperament necessary to serve as a Supreme Court justice. Others who came before her saw their path to this most venerated position blocked because of their race and gender, yet Black women continue to rise through it all. Justice Jackson’s confirmation today honors the careers and sacrifices of legal luminaries such as Sadie T.M. Alexander, Constance Baker Motley, Barbara Jordan, Lani Guinier, and Loretta Lynch.

President Joe Biden and the U.S Senate are to be commended for nominating and confirming this gifted jurist. Her elevation makes real the promise of equal justice under law.

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Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson has proven that she is unequivocally qualified to serve on the Supreme Court in the three days she has sat before the Senate Judiciary Committee.

She is one of the brightest legal minds in the country, with a well-rounded set of experiences in the legal system and judiciary that will make her an exceptional Supreme Court Justice.

We look forward to day 4 of the confirmation hearing, where more voices, including Soror @repbeatty , will lend their support in favor of this historic nomination.

Join the house party…tonight!!!

Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated is proud to join @nwlcaf, @sistascotus, @ncbcp_bwr, and others for a rally in support of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson! Join us outside the Supreme Court this morning (and live on Facebook) to show Judge Jackson, we have her back. !

The Founders Day celebration was amazing!! Thank you to our immediate past National President Beverly Evans Smith for her inspiring words and to all of the program participants who made this event stellar. SAC member Rosetta Boone & the founders day committee did a phenomenal job transitioning from live to virtual. SAC member Catherine Payne & the technology team continue to serve the sorority tirelessly and we sincerely appreciate their hard work. Thank you to all of the guests who attended & a HUGE congratulations to our members celebrating 25 & 50 years in Delta!

SAC members celebrating Women’s History Month!!

Aunjanue Ellis has created an incredible career for herself that speaks volumes.

Ellis is a groundbreaking actress who has stood at the frontline of breaking barriers for what Black artists can do on screen. She has been a part of many groundbreaking moments in film. She starred in one of the first sci-fi driven productions with an all African American cast, “Love Craft Country,” and portrayed epic historical figures like Nat Turner's mother in The Birth of A Nation. Most recently, Ellis starred in King Richard, and her brilliant performance earned her nominations from the Academy Awards, the Golden Globe Awards, and the Critic's Choice Awards, amongst others.

DREF's Literary Jam event on March 19th celebrates the contributions that Black women have made to literature, art, music, film, and TV. We are thrilled to have Aunjanue as an Honorary chairperson of the event. This event is going to be powerful!

To register: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/251465268387

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March is Sisterhood Month in Delta Sigma Theta! It is a time set aside to pause, reflect, renew, and rekindle our commitment to Delta and each other.

Sorors have spent the last two weeks highlighting our and rekindling relationships. Next week we will celebrate our precious gems - collegiates!

Tag your favorite soror in the comments and let's see those using the official frame: twb.nz/2022sisterhoodmonth.

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Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. is joining Black Women Leaders and Allies to speak out in support of !

Join us at 10:00 am at the U.S. Supreme Court for today’s day of action. The event will stream live on Facebook and YouTube.

You’re invited…

Join SAC for our annual Health Fair!! Register via the QR code on the flyer.

Checking in from the Social Action Luncheon where our Honorary Members April Ryan, Joy-Ann Reid, and Abby Phillip are discussing how we use our voice to speak truth to power.

Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated will not remain silent on issues involving voting rights, the student loan debt crisis, redistricting, economic justice, reimagining public safety, and D.C. statehood – because these issues continue to have a profound impact on all of our lives.

We will continue amplifying our collective voices and influence to make the most impact in the communities where we live, work, and serve.

SAC is so proud of our Social Action Chair, Gisele Proby-Bryant, who presented on “Redistricting” at the Delta Days in the Nations Capital during the closing plenary held in Washington, DC! She is pictured with the DST National President, Elsie Cooke-Holmes; 21st National President & Secretary of Housing & Urban Development, Marcia Fudge; 16th National President, Thelma T. Daly; the SWR Director, Michelle Brown & the SWR Leadership Team! Kudos on a job well-done & we appreciate your service!

Today is , and as National Chaplain Bishop Vashti Murphy McKenzie charged us, we are grabbing what we have and doing what we can!

This year we ask for continued support for Delta's very own - Delta Research & Educational Foundation and Delta for Women in Action. Both organizations were founded out of Delta Sigma Theta's desire to make a more profound impact in specific areas affecting our communities the most. To give simply, visit www.deltasigmatheta.org.

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On March 3, 1913, the 22 Founders of Delta Sigma Theta marched down Pennsylvania Avenue to pursue voting rights. Despite attempts at blocking their participation and efforts to relegate them to the rear because of race, they marched on. Because of their sheer determination, Delta Sigma Theta can celebrate 22 of our members actively working throughout the Biden-Harris Administration 109 years later.

It's always Delta Days in the Nation's Capital!

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