My Great Endeavors : Boule

Introduction

What kind of fraternity is it? It has been around a while. There are chapters in several different countries. Who are some of it's most famous members? There are perks to being a member. What's their agenda, is it detrimental to my tribe?

Definition

The official name of it is Sigma Pi Phi. It is a fraternity 4 graduates. The word boule means council in Greek. It is the black version of Skull and Bones. Their job is rule ova black people and prevent them from interfering with the plans of the white overlords (white people in power).

History

It was the first black fraternity created in the United States. It was founded in Philadelphia on 1904. 6 semi-black man founded it. This fraternity is for professionals only. So, no undergraduates, but they're close to the Divine 9. The Boule Journal is there publication.

Chapters

There are ova 100 of them, in the U.S., U.K. and the Caribbean. There are 5,000+ members. I will list the sum of them.

Philadelphia: This was the very first chapter. Created 4 black professionals and the very first black fraternity.

Baltimore: It name is Gamma. It is the 3rd chapter created. It was founded in 1908. They big on scholarships and mentoring.

Atlanta: It name is Kappa. It was founded in 1920 and W.E.B DuBois was a member.

Chicago: Its called Beta because it the 2nd chapter.

Bahamas: It was created in 1994. Its called Delta Lambda Boule. They give scholarships to high school graduates.

Prominent Members

Martin Luther King: Messiah of the civil rights movement.

W.E.B. Dubois: Sociologist, one of the founders of NAACP, civil rights activist, and Pan-Africanist,

Ralph Bunche: First black man to win the Noble Prize and UN ambassador.

Jesse Jackson: Civil rights activist

Bill Cosby: Famous actor that had his own T.V. shows.

Thurgood Marshall: First black man on the Supreme Court.

Hank Arron: One of the best baseball players of all time.

Lebron James: Professional basketball player. He got a tattoo of their symbol on his chest.

Perks

I assume they get benefits similar to freemasonry. They probably would have access to the best jobs in the black community. And they are probably owners of major industries. They may even get betta treatment in court, like the masons.

Agenda

They are keeping the black community down 4 their white masters. They went against Marcus Garvey. He wanted some people in my community to build up Africa 4 chocolate people worldwide. They wanted to keep wealth in their hands and not share it with the less fortunate members of their community. In 1980's they may have become more benign.

Conclusion

Its the black version of Skull and Bones. It started in 1904, now it has ova 5,000 members and many chapters! Many prominent black men was in this fraternity. Members get certain benefits and their agenda is sinister.