Phi Beta Sigma
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Sigma Brother A. Philip Randolph was seen as a key intellectual player during the Harlem Renaissance.
The literary works of Sigma Brother James Weldon Johnson, such as God's Trombones, played a significant role in the Harlem Renaissance.
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"When Taylor left the center of the stage, the main theme of the plot had been introduced. It would, of course, be developed, embellished, and varied in the years to come."
We live in daily hope that we shall one day learn the fate of our beloved brother and founder.
"Negroes would warrant and get Support and Patronage from other races as well as the Negro race"
"Arizona Cleaver was the chief builder, and she asked fourteen others to join her. I shall never forget the first meetings held in the dormitory rooms of Miner Hall. Miss Hardwick, the matron, never knew I was about until I was escorted out by Arizona, who was her assistant. I was Miss Hardwick's favorite boy."
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Sigma Brother Charles R. Taylor
Arthur W. Mitchell
Founder Leonard F. Morse – 1949
Brother I.L. Scruggs
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