Zeta Phi Beta

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Zeta Phi Beta is a historically African American sorority founded in 1920 at Howard University, known for its principles of scholarship, service, sisterhood, and finer womanhood.

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instanceOf National Pan-Hellenic Council member organization
historically African American Greek-letter organization
sorority
abbreviation ΖΦΒ NERFINISHED
affiliation National Pan-Hellenic Council NERFINISHED
colors royal blue
white
flower white rose
focus civic engagement
community service
education
scholarship programs
social action
foundedAs nonprofit organization
foundedAt Howard University NERFINISHED
foundedIn 1920
foundedInCity Washington, D.C. NERFINISHED
foundedInCountry United States NERFINISHED
foundedOn 1920-01-16
founder Arizona Cleaver NERFINISHED
Fannie Pettie NERFINISHED
Myrtle Tyler NERFINISHED
Pearl Neal NERFINISHED
Viola Tyler NERFINISHED
fullName Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated NERFINISHED
hasAuxiliary Amicae NERFINISHED
Amicettes NERFINISHED
Archonettes NERFINISHED
Pearlettes NERFINISHED
Zeta Male Network NERFINISHED
hasLetters Β NERFINISHED
Ζ
Φ NERFINISHED
hasType social sorority
languageOfName Greek
membershipType alumnae
collegiate
motto A Community-Conscious, Action-Oriented Organization
nickname Zetas NERFINISHED
principle finer womanhood
scholarship
service
sisterhood
scope international
symbol white dove
targetCommunity African American community

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