The controversy surrounding MIAKA is nothing new. The presence of MIAKA, an acronym for Men Interested in Alpha Kappa Alpha, has elicited a firestorm of response from the black Greek community, including actual members of the sorority they aim to mimic.

NBC 4 reported a MIAKA scandal rocked the campus of Tennessee State University. Some men of MIAKA allegedly joined the underground sorority due to being “rejected from traditional male fraternities,” according to NBC 4 reporter Darian Trotter.

Amy Gardner, a member of Delta Sigma Theta, told NBC 4 there has been “men Deltas, Men AKAs and Men Zetas for a while” and calls their presence a “violation.”

“A sorority is for women and a fraternity is for men,” she said.

Pia Perez, a student at the university, is not a fan of the idea of men joining sororities.

“I don’t think they should be called sorority sisters or be an AKA, they should find a male fraternity to be in,” she said.

With many homosexual men identifying with the female gender, they find joining a sorority to be the most ideal outlet. Some even sought membership from male fraternities but were allegedly rejected due to their sexual orientation.

Should sororities accept homosexual men?

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