#Black Fraternity

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Facebook: Tamon Frisby

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I don't what made me agree to go to party at the Omega house. I didn't know the guy who invited me all that well, he was just a guy from one of my classes, but he was really sweet and when I said "yeah, sure, I'd love to go," we were both kind of surprised.

The house itself wasn't in Greek Town with all the other fraternities and sororities. It was an older frame house in kind of a sketchy neighborhood and when I parked my car and walked up to it, I wasn't really sure I'd made the right decision.

I probably should've told somebody at Tri Delt where I was going, but that in itself was a problem. I'm sure somebody in my sorority would've gotten really upset that I was going to an Omega party and complained to the Tri Delt disciplinary committee.

As I walked up, I could hear the music outside and thing's were bumpin'. The guys on the front porch smiled and were really friendly, although most of them left it at "what's up, girl?"

Inside, I was struck by how many cute guys were there. The lights were low, most of the brothers were in black hoodies or leather jackets, a few guys in t-shirts were definitely showing off the muscles in their arms or chests.

It didn't take long for one of the Omegas to approach me and offer to find me a drink. We chatted for a bit and he told me where to find drinks and that the dance floor was in the basement. He whispered that if I was looking for a smoke, it was up the stairs, first room on the right.

I didn't get very far through the house. It seemed like once I wrapped up one conversation, another guy quickly approached and wanted to know more about me. Eventually, I wound up talking to a really gorgeous, tall guy with an athletic build named Marcus and he was pretty dazzling. He had a smile that could just make a girl melt and I could tell he wasn't lacking for confidence. When I told him the loud music and smoke was giving me a headache, he offered to escort me upstairs where he said it was a lot quieter.

We walked up to a small room on the second floor that Marcus said was his and sat on a couch near the window. We talked and laughed for a while, but then he gently took my hand, lifted it to his mouth and kissed it.

"Aren't you just a gentleman," I said, laughing.

"Always," he said. There was a moment of silence after he said this and we just looked at each other. He slowly leaned forward and I knew if I wanted to stop him, I just needed to get up off the couch and move away. But, I didn't. And when he kissed me, I could feel the goosebumps rising on my back.

"Making out in a frat house," I said. "Not a good look for a Tri Delt."

"Ain't nobody gotta know a thing," he said and started kissing me again.

I suppose leaning into his kiss sent him a signal that I was down for whatever because it didn't take long for his hands to go from caressing my arms to gently feeling my breasts. When he started to pull my sweatshirt up, I wondered if he'd listen when I asked him to slow down.

"Whoa, now," I whispered as we kissed. "Didn't I just meet you like less than an hour ago?"

"Whatsa matter?" Marcus said. "You don't like what you're feelin'?"

"I didn't say that...."

"Then don't stop me," he said. "It gets better..."

He slipped the sweatshirt over my head, then lifted my arms and pulled off the t-shirt underneath. When he started kissing my neck, a low moan escaped from my lips even though I thought I was controlling myself. I didn't even resist as he unclasped my bra and pulled it off me.

"Mmmmmm, I love me a white girl with nice titties..." he said and I blushed as I smiled.

Marcus gently grasped my wrist and guided my hand over to the front of his jeans. I could feel his cock pulsing and growing, trapped against his thigh.

"I wanna give you my dick," he said, sounding a little bit like I should be honored and it wasn't something he gave to every girl who he convinced to come upstairs.

"I...I...don't know," I whispered as he kissed me. "I mean ...I didn't come here tonight lookin' for this.."

Marcus took me by the elbow and guided me off the couch to the floor, kneeling topless in front of him, my bare breasts brushing against his legs. He caressed my hair as he unsnapped and lowered his pants with his left hand, his thick cock springing loose. Gently he guided me forward and I didn't offer any resistance. He wanted me to suck his cock and I wanted the same thing.

Marcus never took his eyes off me as I surrounded his penis with my mouth. He was breathing faster, occasionally gasping and whispering "DAMN, girl!" I sucked him for ten or fifteen minutes, my lips methodically sliding back and forth against his shaft, occasionally sliding my face to the side to push his thick cock between my lips.

It took me a few seconds to realize the door to Marcus' room opened. I could hear the noise of people talking get louder and the pulse of music from downstairs.

I looked over my shoulder to see one of the Omegas standing in the doorway and I quickly crossed my arms to cover myself. I didn't mind Marcus seeing me topless but not everybody outside the room, too.

"Bruh!" the guy at the door said. "Is that white girl the little Tri Delt I saw downstairs??"

"Man, get the fuck out!" Marcus shouted and the Omega quickly retreated.

Marcus placed his fingers on my chin and gently turned me back towards him. "C'mon, finished what you started, girl," he whispered.

I leaned back toward his lap and slid his cock back into my mouth. It was still hard and glistening with my saliva. After a few minutes, I looked up to see his teeth clenched and I felt his stomach rising and falling faster with his breath.

Suddenly, his body froze except for the spasm I could feel in his dick. Seconds later, I felt his warm, sticky cum spurting into my mouth. I didn't want to make a big, slutty show of things, so I quickly swallowed his load after three or four spurts and I started to feel his cock soften. I felt his body go limp and I gently withdrew, his dick plopping onto the couch as his closed his eyes.

Slowly, his eyes opened and he leaned forward to kiss me.

"I'm ready to return the favor, girl," he said.

"Maybe next time," I said standing up. "I really should be going." I grabbed my bra from the floor and slipped it across my chest, fastening the back. I quickly slipped on my t-shirt and sweatshirt and started for the door.

"Can I get your number?" Marcus asked. I smiled and told him not to worry, I'd find him.

As I walked down the stairs, I could help but feel like everyone's eyes were on me. I wondered if word had gotten around the party already and quietly hoped it wouldn't filter back to my sorority. As I left through the front door, the same guys were standing on the porch, smiling at me as I passed.

"Don't be a stranger," one of the guys said.

"I won't..." I said, waving as I skipped down the front steps, walking back to my sorority house.

[retropopcult]

"Charter members of Michigan State College's first Negro fraternity, Alpha Phi Alpha, pose with their charter after the founding banquet in the Hotel Olds." Photographed 1948 in Lansing, Michigan.

[the-blueprint]

Divine 9

[mokkkki]

sleeping with the enemy, chapter 1 / cain slaying abel, peter paul rubens / sleeping with the enemy, chapter 14 / romulus kills remus / sleeping with the enemy, chapter 13

[ausetkmt]

Black Women in Baltimore with Mary Mc Leod Bethune - 1950's

This is a historic photo because these women are fundraisers no doubt there to pledge to help Dr Bethune continue her vision at Bethune Cookman College

Mary McLeod Bethune founded the Daytona Educational and Industrial Training School for Negro Girls in 1904. The first students met in the home of John Henry and Alice Smith Williams.[6] The school underwent growth and development through the years. In 1923, it merged with the Cookman Institute of Jacksonville, Florida, founded in 1872, and became a co-ed high school. Bethune-Cookman College is a result of the merger in 1923 of the Daytona Normal and Industrial Institute for Girls, founded in 1904 by Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune and Cookman Institute for Boys, founded in Jacksonville in 1872 by Rev. D.S. Darnell. The new institution, called the Daytona Cookman Collegiate Institute, became affiliated with the Board of Education of the Methodist Church. By 1931 the school had become a junior college.

In 1941, a four-year degree program was developed in liberal arts and teacher training. The school became a four-year college in 1941 when the Florida Department of Education approved a four-year baccalaureate program in Liberal Arts and Teacher Education. The name was changed to Bethune–Cookman College. In 1943, two years later, the first group of graduates received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Elementary Education. In 1947, the college received an "A" rating from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and the Florida State Department of Education. In 1988, Bethune-Cookman College was admitted to candidacy status by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to offer a master's degree in science education

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[abybweisse]

How did claudia and undy only have 2 children in like 16 or 15 years (with the undertaker= cesric theory)...?

Why stop at two?

I think I've answered something like this before, but even I would have trouble finding it now. Short answer: Because any more children would have been a bigger risk for them.

I have a theory that she only had one pregnancy (or at least only one that came to full term with live births) and that Francis/Frances is actually a younger fraternal twin.

I recall once explaining that carrying the children of a reaper would be difficult for various reasons, like 1. The queen (or someone) finding out and wanting her dead, 2. It might be physically difficult to carry the baby (or babies) to full term, and 3. There might be taboo requirements for actually giving birth to the children of a reaper -- say, that it can only happen on a Friday the 13th... which is definitely when Vincent was born.

You could try searching my blog for #thoth, because a lot of my theory on this is based on Thoth as a reference (one of many) for Undertaker.

If she only had one pregnancy, it might be that it was by accident to begin with, and neither one was sure she'd be able to bear them. There might have been various complications, kind of like how no one was sure how well Rachel and the expected baby would manage, due to her health issues (asthma). If there is a taboo requirement, then it only worked because there was a Friday the 13th coming up at a time when live births were possible. Even still, the delivery might have been slightly early or delayed, having to fall on a special, taboo day.

I'd love to get a flashback of Undertaker the day Vincent and Francis/Frances were born (if they are twins), because it might be a lot like how Vincent and Tanaka walk into the room and see Rachel with twins. The shock and awe and pride and delight! But, in Undertaker's case, also probably fear. Because what happens now? Must they hide the truth? Probably.

And, after that ordeal, they make sure to not have any more children....

[twinsoftheday]

today's twins of the day are:

pawn white cookie and pawn black cookie from cookie run: ovenbreak

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@dappermouth

Any poetry to accompany this?

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Read

The Bama Rush documentary has shown me just how much all of us want to be apart of something.

To fit into some sort of mold that’s made for us. Because being different and having individuality is scary to some of us. Individuality carries too much responsibility and requires too much confidence.

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2022 NASCAR Cup Series: Ross Chastain, #1 Moose Fraternity Chevrolet, Trackhouse Racing. Download full resolution & extras on Patreon.

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The Black men’s Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. has announced it will move its 2025 general convention from Orlando in light of “racist” policies. 

The fraternity announced the news Wednesday on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, citing “Governor DeSantis’ harmful, racist, and insensitive policies against the Black Community,” as the reason behind the decision.  

Willis L. Lonzer III, the fraternity’s general president, told The Hill that last week’s controversy surrounding new education standards in the state became the tipping point in the fraternity’s decision.

“Governor DeSantis has continuously advocated for laws and policies that negatively impact Black people and other marginalized communities,” Lonzer said.

“We start first with the laws rejecting the teaching race and the cultural diversity of our nation. We can even talk about the bill that he supported, banning [diversity, equity and inclusion] initiatives in colleges and universities. But the final straw really was his advancement of this new curriculum standards released last week, suggesting enslaved people developed skills that could later be a personal benefit to them, which is absolutely absurd.”

“This is a stunt,” DeSantis’s office said in a statement to The Hill.

Florida’s new guidelines, approved last week, require lessons on race be taught in an “objective” manner that does not seek to “indoctrinate or persuade students to a particular point of view.” 

One of the updated standards that received backlash requires instructors to teach that “slaves developed skills which, in some instances, could be applied for their personal benefit.” 

Another requires that students must learn about “acts of violence perpetrated against and by African Americans.” This includes massacres such as the Tulsa Race Massacre. 

The new education standards were immediately met with backlash from Black leaders around the nation, including Vice President Harris, who blasted DeSantis in a speech in Jacksonville for “pushing propaganda” on children.

The latest set of guidelines follows the state’s decision earlier this year that prohibited an Advanced Placement African American studies course from running. At the time, the state said the class lacked educational value. 

Alpha Phi Alpha was the fraternity of some of the most prominent Black leaders in America, and remains so today. Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., Paul Robeson, Whitney Young and Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall were all members of the fraternity. 

Today, Maryland Gov. Wes Moore (D), Sen. Raphael Warnock (D-Ga.) and Rep. Steven Horsford (D-Nev.), chair of the Congressional Black Caucus, are all members. 

While a new location has not been decided upon just yet, Lonzer said the fraternity expects their decision will cost the greater Orlando area some $4.6 million in revenue.

“We will not spend our money where Black people and other marginalized communities are continuously harmed by policies at the highest level of government,” Lonzer said.

He added that other members of the Divine Nine — a group of nine historically Black fraternities and sororities — are all “aligned” on the significance of ensuring that all people are treated with respect. 

But he also urged those in Florida to exercise their right to vote when the time comes. 

“We have not forgotten our membership or the citizens of Florida,” Lonzer said. “We are committed to encouraging them to stay vigilant and to ensure that they are in the voting process. We will continue to make our voter education opportunities available as we funnel funds to the state of Florida to ensure that they can hold various forums and can have the appropriate conversations. When the time comes to vote, we will get them out to vote.”

–Updated on July 27 at 10:36 a.m.

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Omega Psi Phi Fraternity’s Instrumental In Launching First Negro History Week In 1924

In 1924, the Omega Psi Phi fraternity played a key role in launching the first “Negro History Week” that we now celebrate as Black History Month! Click the link to learn more or listen via podcast.

Welcome To Black Mail! Where we bring you Black History, Special Delivery. Passionate about spreading the knowledge of Black History, Carter G. Woodson launched Negro History Week, which we now celebrate as Black History Month. During the national meeting of Omega Psi Phi on December 27, 1920, Woodson gave a powerful speech encouraging his fraternity brothers to promote the study of Black…