Denouncing Delta Sigma Theta sorority 🫶🏽

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I am no longer a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; I left almost a year ago. This message was placed on my heart when I decided to renounce it, and I struggled against making it public because I didn't feel it was necessary. I now understand that my public statement has nothing to do with me and everything to do with God.

This video isn't about criticizing anyone in my former sorority or any sorority or fraternity organization. If this topic doesn't resonate with you, feel free to keep scrolling.

For those who connect with this, I know it might feel isolating, but trust that God is at work.

I joined the sorority for genuine reasons, not for popularity or events. Contrary to the belief that those who denounce joined for the wrong reasons, I want to debunk that. I wasn't a die-hard Greek, didn't attend many events, or to be a T shirt wearer, and never idolized Delta in any way. Also it’s also important to add, I was made, well.

Singing about giving all my love, peace, and happiness to Delta is not putting God first. Sometimes things we consider trivial are profound.

Here are some common questions that I saw while doing my own research that I felt could have been answered differently now that I am here.

1. Did I ever prioritize Delta over God? No.
2. Did I idolize Delta? No.
3. Did my decision involve reading the Bible? Yes, because idolization isn't the core issue.

We aren't supposed to bow down to any other Gods, there is many scriptures that signify this and in hindsight the initiation involved oaths, lit candles, and an act that wasn't aligned with God.

I used to question why people publicly denounced, but now I understand. When we do things (disregard sororities for this moment) We glorify everything positive with everyone. We praise joining, we tell and scream how happy we are for joining, every positive thing in our life the world knows, … is this not something positive? That’s what God has been telling me. Denouncing it publicly is part of removing yourself. Not being ashamed. Not doing it silently from embarrassment. NOW, this may not be your conviction and thats ok. However, I don’t know if it’s because of my platform, it feels like I keep on receiving Holy Spirit promptings impelled to publicly do this.

Denouncing isn't about bashing; my stance is rooted in love, no judgement nor criticism. Let me be a testament that you can maintain relationships outside the organization if they're genuine.

Even when it's unclear, I trust God's plan. I might not know all the whys, but my faith in God surpasses everything and everyone.

I finally free free, whew! Love you all🫶🏽🫶🏽