QueGG of Omega Psi Phi

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QueGG of Omega Psi Phi Omega Gamma Gamma is a graduate chapter of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, comprised of brothers from both the civilian and military communities.

The QueGG Chapter is a graduate chapter of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, dedicated to serving our communities through unwavering commitment to the Four Cardinal Principles: Manhood, Scholarship, Perseverance, and Uplift. Our members have served this country from World War II to the Iraq War. We pride ourselves on dedication to service. The Omega Gamma Gamma Chapter is known as the home of the "Get it done Ques!"

11/01/2026

♦️ DIVINE NINE LEGACY | FOUNDERS & HISTORIC MOMENTS ♦️

ELDER WATSON DIGGS — A VISION THAT BECAME A LEGACY

On January 5, 1911, at Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana, ten visionary young men established Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.

Among them was Elder Watson Diggs, a principal founder whose leadership helped lay the foundation for a brotherhood built upon achievement in every field of human endeavor.

At a time when African American students faced tremendous barriers in higher education, Diggs and his fellow founders created an organization that would inspire generations of scholars, leaders, professionals, and community servants.

More than a century later, their vision continues to influence lives and communities across the nation and beyond.

The founders established the foundation. Generations continue the legacy.

Today, Divine Nine Legacy honors Elder Watson Diggs and his enduring contribution to Black Greek-letter history.

♦️ Divine Nine Legacy: Founders & Historic Moments
Preserving Our History. Honoring Our Founders. Inspiring Future Generations.

10/25/2026

💗💚 FOUNDERS’ HISTORY | DIVINE NINE SPOTLIGHT 💗💚

Before she helped found a sisterhood, she had a vision that would change history.

Today, we honor Ethel Hedgemon Lyle, the visionary founder of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, established on January 15, 1908, at Howard University in Washington, D.C.

At a time when opportunities for African American women were severely limited, Ethel Hedgemon Lyle envisioned an organization rooted in scholarship, sisterhood, leadership, and service.

What began with nine young women at Howard University grew into an international sisterhood whose legacy continues to influence communities around the world.

Her story reminds us that extraordinary movements often begin with one person who dares to imagine something greater.

🎓 Nine Organizations. Countless Legacies. One Shared History.

🎥 Watch today's episode of Founders’ History as we celebrate the vision and lasting impact of Ethel Hedgemon Lyle.

10/18/2026

FOUNDERS' HISTORY | HONORING A LEGACY

Dr. Henry Arthur Callis — Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.

Before he helped establish the first intercollegiate Greek-letter fraternity founded for African American men, Henry Arthur Callis was a young scholar whose vision would help shape generations of leadership, scholarship, and service.

On December 4, 1906, Callis and six other extraordinary young men founded Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York.

Dr. Callis went on to become a physician and educator, leaving a legacy that extended far beyond fraternity life.

His story reminds us that the greatest legacies are not measured simply by what we accomplish, but by what we inspire others to achieve.

Today, Founders' History honors Dr. Henry Arthur Callis and his contributions to a brotherhood whose influence continues more than a century later.

Different letters. Shared history. Lasting legacy.

🎥 Watch today's Founders' History feature and join us in celebrating the individuals who helped shape the Divine Nine.

10/13/2026

🎓 FOUNDERS' HISTORY | FOUNDERS WHO BUILT A LEGACY

💜💛 Dr. Ernest Everett Just — Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.

Today, we proudly introduce Founders' History, a weekly series celebrating the extraordinary men and women whose vision, determination, and leadership helped establish America's historically Black fraternities and sororities.

Our first feature honors Dr. Ernest Everett Just, a brilliant scientist, educator, and one of the four founders of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., established on November 17, 1911, at Howard University.

Dr. Just's contributions to biological science earned him international recognition, and his legacy continues to inspire generations.

His story reminds us that the Divine Nine's founders did more than establish organizations. They helped build a legacy of scholarship, service, leadership, and achievement.

🎥 Watch his remarkable story!

💬 Did you know Dr. Ernest Everett Just was an internationally recognized scientist?

Follow our page as we share a new Founders' History feature each week!

Family of the Divine Nine,Our letters connect us to a legacy that did not begin on American soil. Long before our founde...
05/30/2026

Family of the Divine Nine,

Our letters connect us to a legacy that did not begin on American soil. Long before our founders gathered on those campuses, there was a people on the African continent building cities, leading nations, and shaping culture the world still lives on today.

That story is ours.

I wrote Africa Rising: 50 Modern African Facts under two clear premises:

1️⃣ Africa is way too rich to be so poor.
The continent’s natural and human wealth is enormous—resources, innovation, culture, and genius. The problem is not a lack of value, but a lack of truthful storytelling and just systems.

2️⃣ Until Africa is respected globally, Black men and women will never be fully respected wherever we call home.
How the world sees Africa shapes how the world sees us. When Africa is only framed as poverty and crisis, Black people everywhere are framed as less. When Africa is seen in its fullness—innovative, powerful, leading—our image rises with it.

Africa Rising: 50 Modern African Facts shares powerful, modern truths about African countries today—tech hubs, artists, entrepreneurs, leaders, and everyday wins that rarely show up in the media, but absolutely belong in our conversations, classrooms, and homes.

If you wear Black Greek letters, you are part of a global Black story that stretches from campus plots back to African soil. This book is one way to honor that connection and give our children and students a fuller, prouder picture of who we are.

I’m asking my Divine Nine family in this group to stand with me:

✅ Grab a copy of Africa Rising: 50 Modern African Facts
✅ Share it with a child, student, mentee, or chapter youth program
✅ Help shift the story we tell about Africa from deficit to power

When we know Africa differently, we see ourselves differently.
When Africa rises in respect, so do we.

🔗 https://www.amazon.com/Africa-Rising-Transformative-Redefined-1977-2000/dp/B0G2GNWDZJ/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1ODZFNSVPGEO1&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.4GL-fQGFEh5sSMW2ANDZNfjSwkaPV3LZJVtHPOqCLRUt61alCYubxMvYbAyIOd7ujoUHNvQ44HTt4YMVwKynX6YTMzDGa2qAVj3BzIoIB0Ux_1PsoLQhogDt_3-hGwnkOVZyzKADIsfm_V_mD9VbFg.L-xWtLzh6AytP1nWNTQ99-dcDBA3fOX35IIj_UGHns8&dib_tag=se&keywords=samuel+F+Henderson&qid=1780171695&sprefix=samuel+f+henderson%2Caps%2C164&sr=8-1

Thank you in advance, Brothers and Sisters, for turning our shared roots into real action.

Explore within: Who is this book for?

I had the honor of attending the Black History Month program/ brunch hosted by the Free Masons of Fort Valley. There wer...
02/22/2026

I had the honor of attending the Black History Month program/ brunch hosted by the Free Masons of Fort Valley. There were about 100 people in attendance. I was given a few minutes to speak about my book Africa Rising and have a book signing.

Man, it felt incredible to see the excitement from everyone who purchased a copy and wanted me to sign it. That kind of support hits different.

I’ll have to do more of these type events.

If you’re interested In purchasing your copy click the link below:

https://www.amazon.com/Africa-Rising-Transformative-Redefined-1977-2000/dp/B0GL1XMKFP/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?crid=25M8DIBXJEIJY&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.

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