Notable Sorors of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.

Representing the Epitome of Finer Womanhood on all levels...

Zeta has always been comprised of outstanding achievers in every field of endeavor. Since it's inception Zeta Phi Beta has produced some of the nations most prominent movers and shakers. These are but a few of the talented women who make Zeta proud. FIRST TO... Soror Anita Turpeau Anderson - First woman student to be selected for the debate team at Howard University. Soror (Judge) Bernice Donald - first black woman elected to the Tennessee Judiciary Soror Lullelia Harrison - first exec. secretary of all of the Greek letter organizations Soror Elizabeth Koontz - first black president of the NEA Soror Clara McLaughlin - first black woman to own and operate a t.v. station Soror Myrtice Taylor - first black superintendent for curriculum and instruction in the Atlanta Public Schools Soror Edythe White - first woman to serve on the Jackson, Alabama City Council Soror Sheila Williams - first black female news and public affairs director for two radio stations simultaneously ENTERTAINMENT Soror Towanda Braxton - Singer Soror Grace Bumbry - Opera Singer Soror Ja'Net Du Bois - Actress, singer, artist Soror Syleena Johnson - Singer Soror Minnie Ripperton - Singer Soror Esther Rolle - Actress Soror Tonea Stewart - Professor and director of theater at Alabama State University and Actress Soror Sheryl Underwood - Comedian Soror Sarah Vaughn - Jazz Singer SPORTS Soror Wendy L. Palmer - WNBA Basketball Player Soror Chantel Tremitiere - WNBA Basketball Player Soror DeMya Walker - WNBA Basketball Player WRITERS Soror Monica Frazier - Columnist, Dentist Soror Zora Neale Hurston - Author LAW & POLITICS Soror Violette Anderson - First woman of color to practice law before the US Supreme Court Soror Julia Carson - US Representative Soror Algenita Scott Davis - Past President of the National Bar Association Soror Thelma Duggin - Political Activist Soror Yvonne Miller - VA Congresswoman Soror Willie M. Whiting - Judge, Circuit Court of Cook County, Chicago, Illinois Soror (Dr.) Deborah Wolfe - former U.S. Education Chief, U.S. House of Representative committee on Education and Labor,and Chairperson of the New Jersey Board of Higher Education

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