The resolution recognizes Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, as the first intercollegiate historically African American sorority, founded in 1908 at Howard University. It highlights the sorority's significant growth, with over 350,000 members across 1,024 chapters globally, and emphasizes the Omicron Omega Chapter, established in Birmingham, Alabama, in 1924. This chapter has made history as the first graduate chapter in the Southeastern Region and has played a vital role in the community, contributing over $1.5 million to various charitable organizations and providing substantial educational support to local students.

Furthermore, the resolution acknowledges the Omicron Omega Chapter's achievements, including the establishment of undergraduate chapters at local universities and the creation of the Cultural and Educational Advancement Foundation (CEAF) in 2001, which opened The Pearl Center in 2022 to enhance its philanthropic efforts. The House of Representatives of Alabama declares April 3, 2025, as Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Day at the Capitol, expressing gratitude for the chapter's ongoing commitment to community service and wishing the sorority continued success in its future endeavors.