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White sorority wins the Sprite Step- Off competition against traditional black sororities

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Published: Friday, February 26, 2010

Updated: Sunday, February 28, 2010 17:02

The Epsilon chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority Inc. claimed a victory in the Sprite Step-Off competition held in Atlanta, Ga.

If you have not heard of them, it is because these young ladies represent a predominantly white sorority.

Hailing from the University of Arkansas, Zeta Tau Alpha entered the Sprite Step-Off competition, competing against traditional black sororities.

While most would think that this troupe would not possess an ounce of rhythm, ZTA certainly put on a show for other sororities to take note of.

In a match-up between the ladies of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc., from Indiana University, ZTA awed the audience as they put on a spectacular show and claimed $100,000 in scholarships.

Although there were critics against their win, Zeta Tau Alpha proved that their performance was a "serious matter."

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6 comments

Anonymous
Mon Mar 8 2010 12:57
White or black-the Zeta deserve to be at the top. $100,000 was a hand-out to the best supported by funds from the white people....oOOOOoooooOOOooooOOOOooo. No hyprocrisy here-I'd be real embarassed if I were an AKA.
Anonymous
Sun Mar 7 2010 16:09
The ladies of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority put on a great 2nd place show but if we are honest with ourselves, TAU stepped their butts off! I don't care that they were white girls, I'm concern with how and what each team brought to the table! The competition was open to ALL sororities.
A Realist
Sun Feb 28 2010 16:19
Oh, imagine that.... a white sorority wins and all of a sudden there was a 'scoring discrepency.' Right... maybe next time the AKA's should just step their game up.
Anonymous
Sun Feb 28 2010 09:25
Ya it makes complete sense that there was or scoring discrepancy. Or wait, did white girls actually win.
Anonymous
Fri Feb 26 2010 15:37
Yeah, and we all know that AKA was awarded the '1st place winner' status because they deserved it, not to shut them up!
Informed reader
Fri Feb 26 2010 13:23
Okay...Someone did not bother to recheck their information. Apparently there was a scoring discrepancy and the AKAs were also declared 1st place winners. This information has been out with enough time to change the article. I'm disappointed in you Mr. Wiggins.






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