Lambda Kappa Mu

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• The update broadens historical scope: incorporation status, leadership, and new chapters; expansion of notable members; inclusion of archival references. Recommend a freshness review to verify and contextualize the new claims and ensure sourcing consistency.

Replace “and an appreciation of women's progress as well as to foster fellowship One of the sorority's earliest project was to support the music program” with “and an appreciation of women's progress as well as to foster fellowship The sorority was incorporated in the State of New York Philitus Joyce was its first grand basilei or president Later that year Beta chapter was established in New York City and Gamma chapter was formed in Brooklyn In 1940 Delta chapter was established in Long Island followed by Epsilon chapter in Newark New Jersey One of the sorority's earliest project was a nationwide campaign established in”. Replace “The following are the chapters of Lambda Kappa Mu 1937 Alpha Brooklyn New York 1937 Beta New York New York January 19 1937 Gamma Brooklyn New York Active March 15 1940 Delta Long Island New York 1940 Epsilon Newark New Jersey 1943 Eta New York New York 1943 Zeta Pittsburgh Pennsylvania January 12 1946 Theta Washington D C Active March 8 1947 Iota Maryland Active November 19 1947 Kappa Boston Massachusetts Active March 20 1948 Lambda Staten Island New York Active June 1948 Mu Philadelphia Pennsylvania Active June 9 1951 Nu New York City Active April 23 1955 Xi Syracuse New York Active 1955 Omicron Grand Rapids Michigan 1956 Pi Detroit Michigan 1958 Rho Milwaukee Wisconsin May 20 1961 Sigma Hampton Virginia Active 1962 Tau Newport News Virginia May 18 1963 Upsilon New York Active 1964 Phi Fl.” with “The following are the chapters of Lambda Kappa Mu 1976 Alpha Gamma San Diego California Active 1978 Alpha Delta Seattle Washington.”. Replace “Irma George Dixon Maryland politician one of first two African American women.” with “Bessye J Bearden deputy collector of Internal Revenue for the State of New York and correspondent for the Chicago Defender Mary McLeod Booth founder of the National Council of Negro Women and Bethune Cookman University Irma George Dixon Maryland politician one of first two African American women.”.

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